Beacon of Art Deco interior design to undergo transformation

Alt text: A historic beige stone building named "College Park" stands on a busy city corner, featuring large windows and decorative detailing. Canadian flags fly from the rooftop.
Today, College Park is surrounded by one of the city’s busiest and most densely populated neighbourhoods. Photo courtesy GWLRA

In 2030, College Park in Toronto will complete a century since it became a beacon of Art Moderne architecture and Art Deco interior design at Yonge and College Streets.

In recognition of this, the building’s owner, GWL Realty Advisors (GWLRA), has come up with College Park 100—an event series and website dedicated to exploring the area’s past and future as a team of top local architects, heritage experts, and urban designers work with the City of Toronto to formalize a design vision.

Toronto-based ERA Architects will lead the heritage architecture restoration and preservation.

Toronto-based urban design and landscape architecture firm PUBLIC WORK will revitalize the public space around College Park, and Toronto-based Hariri Pontarini Architects (HPA) is the project’s design architect.

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  1. Such an interesting read! I love how this piece highlights the transformation of an Art Deco interior while preserving its historical charm. Excited to see how it evolves, thanks for sharing.

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