The Ninety is an adaptive reuse of a 1900’s warehouse into commercial office space and residential condos. The composition was meant to read as an assembly of buildings that have been expanded and have evolved over time. It has contextual elements like the brick tower, horizontal strip glazing and a fully glazed warehouse that co-exist with modern, condo elements like continuous balconies and floor to ceiling glazing. The scale, massing of the building and the use of brick help to make this a very successful infill project in the Queen/Broadview neighbourhood.
The Ninety
About the Project
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