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An additional building constructed for Central Technical School.
One of Toronto’s earliest examples of the muscular, exposed-concrete aesthetic known as brutalism. With its terraced set of north-facing studios, it is a modern machine for art-making. The structure is in rough condition on the exterior, with water-damaged concrete and a terribly designed new accessibility ramp. And yet it’s still, unmistakably, a work of art in itself. A designated heritage building, it deserves a painstaking renovation.
This building was a Finalist for a Massey Medal for Architecture in 1964.
1985 Arts Centre addition was designed by Macy Dubois.