Breathing fresh vitality into Toronto's Yonge and Eglinton neighborhood, Montgomery Square adaptively reuses a historic 1936 Art Deco post office at 2384 Yonge Street, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The development transforms the National Historic Site into a 27-story mixed-use tower housing 233 residential units positioned above the rehabilitated heritage structure. The design showcases a sophisticated cantilever that floats above the original masonry base, creating a seamless dialogue between historic preservation and modern high-rise density.

• Adaptively reuse a 1936 Art Deco post office, a National Historic Site, beneath a 27-storey tower
• Match the historic building at the podium while carrying a cantilevered modern structure above
• Integrate cladding into the window wall and overhang soffits with waterproofing and insulation targets

• Pre-assembled corner profiles and panel sections, factory-built before delivery to drastically reduce field installation time
• Full-height natural stone integrated directly into the window wall assembly
• Prepanelized soffits and preassembled stone panels across multiple applications
• An advanced rainscreen design with thermally broken cladding brackets to optimize waterproofing and thermal insulation