3 Eireann Quay

Welcome to The Corleck Building – the newest venue for arts, culture and heritage on Toronto’s waterfront! Housed in the former Administrative Office Building of the Canada Malting Company, this 1930’s Art Deco space is set to become Ireland Park Foundation’s premier cultural Heritage event and exhibition space.

“The Corleck Building will present new opportunities for the Irish-Canadian community to explore its deep roots and to engage with the many diverse cultures that enrich the city today.”
– Robert G. Kearns, Founder & Chair of the Canada Ireland Foundation

The space is currently under renovation with the grand opening only a few weeks away!

Woodstock Via Rail Station

The Former Canadian National Railways (VIA Rail) Station at Woodstock is a two-storey, Gothic Revival railway station, built in 1885. It is located in an industrial area of the city of Woodstock. The Woodstock station is a fine example of a late-19th-century, eclectic, Gothic Revival railway station.

Toronto’s Indigenous Hub

Enhancing and supporting thriving communities is a huge perk of the job! We are proud to be part of the team that will bring Toronto’s Indigenous Hub to life. This new mixed-use development located in Toronto’s redeveloping West Don Lands aims to articulate Indigenous values and principles. The complex will feature Indigenous design and house all the health services, as well as child services and an Aboriginal job-training centre, along with retail and 400 condominium and rental units.

The property at 628 Church St has design value as a well-crafted example of an early 20th century apartment complex with Edwardian Classical detailing. The building’s design is distinguished by the decorative detailing and finishes that complement the adjoining late 19th century residential buildings on Church and Charles streets. To preserve history Ridley will take centre stage in seamlessly replicating the building’s charm all while increasing window and door performance and energy efficiency.

V!VA Leaside Retirement Community

We’re thrilled to unveil our redevelopment plans for 146-150 Laird Drive in Toronto’s Leaside neighbourhood with V!VA. This remarkable project features two main seniors rental retirement buildings: a 7-storey and an 8-storey structure, offering a total of 253 units. The design pays homage to the heritage charm of 150 Laird Drive’s 1928 administrative building. The preserved façade will blend seamlessly with the modern 8-storey north building, showcasing a stunning glazed exterior. Meanwhile, the 7-storey south building will embrace a more traditional aesthetic, incorporating brick and precast concrete finishes that beautifully complement the retained façade to the north. The exterior envelope will boast a window wall system, combining vision glass, spandrel glass, and aluminum panels for a contemporary look.

Step into a world of timeless elegance and heritage in Mirvish Village! Nestled along the quaint Markham Street, you’ll find 12 exquisite heritage townhouses.

But what truly sets them apart? Our meticulously crafted hung windows, which bring these historical treasures to life with stunning accuracy, replicating every intricate detail. It’s not just windows; it’s the artistry of preserving a legacy.