The Capitol was designed by Turner Fleischer Architects for Madison Group and Westdale Properties and restored the Capitol Theater facade built in 1914 in Midtown Toronto, with the cultural work accompanied by GBCA architects. Since the last update of urbantoronto in October 2024, the 15-story tower has expired with the mined crane.
View northwest to the Capitol, designed by Turner Fleischer Architects for Madison Group and Westdale Properties
In November 2024, the L-shaped massing was on 10 floors. The Yonge Street Frontage shows the two-story heritage facade preserved, which is now free of equipment. The entry on the third floor founded above to accommodate terraces on the third floor. On the upper levels of the podium, green weather protection is installed between the second and fourth floor.
A drone view to the south to the north and east heights, picture of urbantoronto forum participating inner city of Toronto
The tower had reached 14 floors by January 2025 and the plate on the 15th floor had been poured. The western survey shows successive steps on the seventh floor on the north side and changes from adjacent low risks. A construction high is assembled in the middle, while a red concrete drilling pump is positioned south of the crane. The green weather securing extends to the eighth floor, which is interspersed with newly installed glazing and gray spandrel panels.
Look east to the Bauhoch in the West Elevation, Image of Urbantoronto Forum participants in the city center of Toronto
The concrete boom pump was in operation in March 2025. Along the north wall, the outer stucco finish was applied to the first six floors, whereby it passed to a painted glazing. The Heritage Frontage is wrapped in a green network, while the recovery of the masonry behind the after -school ceremony on the sidewalk. The window wall systems from the third to sixth floor are available in the east -height. The glazing installation extends at least the ninth floor in the northern height.
View to the southwest to Stuck's outside area of the northern height, picture of Urbantoronto Forum participants of a Torontonian Now
In April 2025 close-up within the L-shaped footprint, the north and west heights show active enclosures that are removed from the Yonge Street front distance. On the podium levels, insulation fields are attached to the concrete structure between the floors two and four. The installed window wall assemblies have dark aluminum loops and Louvres, which extend up to the 12th floor. The massive concrete components of the podium climb to the sixth floor before he gave way to slimmer projecting balcony plates.
View south from within the L-shaped footprint to ongoing external work, image of Urbantoronto Forum participating drum118
This month, the Capitol with the concrete structure for the mechanical penthouse is complete, while the insulation plates are available to the top level of the tower. The facade combines light brown and darker base stone that prefabricated the cladding over the lower eight floors. Balcony alternate between clear glass and frying patterns, while dark gray metal panels complete the mechanical penthouse. The Heritage Wall in the class waiting for the restoration of masonry and the reinstatement of the historical marquee of the Capitol Theater.
View to the northwest of the Yonge Street and the Castlefield Avenue to the excessive tower, image of Urbantoronto Forum.
From an aviation geared to the west in August 2025, the Capitol shows its striking ciggurate massage, whereby the building is now being removed in successive steps and the crane is now being removed. In the degree on the right there are large openings for the arched entrance and ceramic frit glazing for the pedestrian colonnade. The shape of terraces occurs at several points above the podium and passes to slimmer balcony plates on the upper floors. The glazing is installed up to the top level, while bundle of disguise materials are staged on the upper terraces.
A drone view that looks west to the tower after breaking down the tower crane to the west, image of urbantoronto forum participating inner city of Toronto
The Capitol is 60.35 m and houses 163 residential units.
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