ACO Toronto - Inn on the Park South Wing

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BUILDING INFORMATION

Name & Location:

Inn on the Park South Wing
1100 Eglinton Avenue East
Toronto
Banbury-Don Mills

Year Destroyed:

2006

OTHER IDENTIFICATION

Notes:

The south wing (lower portion) of this hotel was demolished in May, 2006, to make way for a car dealership.

Status:

Demolished

Map:

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Companies:

The following companies are associated with this building

BUILDING DATA

Building Type:

High-rise

Current Use:

Abandoned

Former Use:

Hotel

Heritage Status:

Heritage property

Main Style:

International style <-- More buildings in this style.

Sources:

Click to see 10 Source(s)

Inventory of Heritage Properties
Author - City of Toronto
More information
National Post
Date - May 11, 2006
Notes - Editorial welcoming this building's demolition.
National Post
Author - Peter Kuitenbrouwer
Date - May 9, 2006
Notes - Article about demolition.
North York's Modernist Architecture
Author - City of North York Planning Department
Page - 13
The Globe and Mail
Date - May 9, 2006
Page - A10
Notes - Article about demolition.
The Globe and Mail
Date - November 26, 2005
Page - M6
Notes - Chosen by Michael Prokopow as a building to preserve.
The Globe and Mail
Author - James Adams
Date - January 15, 2004
Page - M2
Notes - Article about possible heritage preservation for the building.
Toronto Life
Author - Josh Cobden
Date - May 2006
Notes - Article about the building and its demolition. Date could be off.
Toronto Star
Date - July 25, 1970
Page - 13
Notes - Article about hotels under construction mentions expansion.
Toronto Star
Author - Christopher Hume
Date - May 9, 2006
Notes - Article about demolition.

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