The Graphic Arts Building blends classic architectural details with the flexibility of loft style living, right in Toronto's downtown core. Built in 1913, this historic five-story limestone building has a facade featuring Ionic columns and cornice work. For years it was the headquarters of Saturday Night Magazine, an esteemed publication that featured the writing of many of Canada's most acclaimed writers including Stephen Leacock, John McCrae, Robertson Davies, and Margaret Atwood. Artists C.W. Jefferys, Tom Thomson and other members of the Group of Seven also worked on Saturday Night. There are 65 soft lofts in this contemporary reimagining of a slice of Toronto's artistic heritage. The impressive entrance still boasts the original Saturday Night signage and, residents enjoy a great rooftop terrace and a fantastic location. In addition to its appeal as a live/work space, the combination of historic character and urban convenience makes the Graphic Arts Building a great choice as a Pied-à-Terre in the city for business types, or a good investment for buyers looking to grow their real estate portfolio.
