STOREYS Relocates to New Toronto Campus in Revitalized Industrial Space

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STOREYS Relocates to New Toronto Campus in Revitalized Industrial Space

STOREYS has officially moved into a new office located at 660R College Street in Little Italy, Toronto. The renovation led by TACT Architecture Inc. blends modern design with the historical character of the century-old building, fostering collaboration among its media and creative teams.

STOREYS is excited to announce its relocation to a new office space, marking a significant step for the company. The new Site. Toronto Campus, situated at 660R College Street in Little Italy, Toronto, is a beautifully repurposed industrial building that has long been on the company's wish list. The transition from their previous location to this new venue has been driven by a desire for a space that combines character with functionality. TACT Architecture Inc. spearheaded the renovation, skillfully integrating contemporary design elements with the building's century-old structure, preserving the features that contribute to its historical value.
Ryan Clarke, the Vice President of Business Development at Site., expressed enthusiasm about the new location, stating, "A hundred-year-old building tucked in a laneway off College Street, in the heart of Little Italy, wasn't what we expected to find, but it's exactly what we needed." He emphasized that the new space provides ample room to unite the Strategy, Creative, and Media teams under one roof, enhancing collaboration and productivity.
The new campus will not only serve as an office for the Site. team but will also be home to their SitePartners collaborators and SiteMedia sibling publications. The consolidation of seven national titles under one roof is expected to foster greater interaction among team members, leading to more collaborative efforts and innovative ideas.
Andrew Hansen, Founder of SitePartners, expressed his excitement about the new Site. Toronto Campus, stating, "This building allows us to bring media, marketing, and creative services together to drive growth for the built environment." The new environment is anticipated to facilitate in-person interactions with the Toronto community and partners, offering views of the iconic CN Tower.
A notable feature of the new office is its laneway character, which aligns perfectly with STOREYS' focus on real estate and development. The trend of laneway builds is on the rise, and STOREYS is thrilled to be part of this movement. The renovation by TACT Architecture Inc. not only honors the building's rich history but also embraces its potential for future endeavors.
Details regarding the official opening party will be shared soon, as STOREYS prepares for the transition to its new home. In the meantime, the team is eagerly anticipating the move and enjoying virtual tours of the new space, which they plan to explore repeatedly until the official move-in day arrives. Welcome to the Site. Toronto Campus!
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