Toronto’s Mount Sinai Hospital was founded on this site in 1923. In 1930, a new surgical wing…

The Maltings is one of the forty-four buildings that comprise the largest and best-preserved collection of Victorian…

The Wesley Building was designed by Burke Horwood & White in 1913 to house the Methodist Book…

Located in the Distillery District National Historic Site, the Mill St. Brewery is designated by the City…

The Richmond Adelaide Centre consists of a large block of commercial buildings in downtown Toronto. Significant heritage…

The Miller House is a 1-1/2 storey home located on the property of the Pillar and Post…

The former Eaton’s College Street contains one of the finest Art Moderne interiors in Canada, the Carlu.…

Crangle’s Collision (the former International Harvesters’ Building) has been an Art Moderne accent at the corner of…

The Stone Distillery is the most prominent structure on the site of the Distillery District, National Historic…

The Ojibway Club is a rare surviving example of the wooden resort hotel once common in the…

The Joy Oil Station is the last of at least 16 stations built of the same design…

In the late 19th century, the Massey family houses at 515 and 519 Jarvis Street played a…

An icon of the Toronto streetscape, the Gooderham Building was the headquarters for the Gooderham and Worts…

Built in the 1927-28 and designed by Chapman & Oxley, the Runnymede was a rare type of…

Built in 1909-1910, this Edwardian Baroque building was designed for the Bank of Montreal by the Toronto…

The Ryrie Building is an innovative nineteenth century commercial development designed by architects Langley & Burke and…

The building at 279-283 Yonge Street was constructed in 1918 as a ’Childs Restaurant’. The restaurant was…