An evolving site within a corridor defined by change and creative energy.

Brick warehouse courtyard with parked cars

Radiator, a 120-year-old former radiator factory, has been reimagined as a distinctive office destination in Parkdale. Once a place of industrial production, it now supports a new kind of output; home to contemporary tenants with a mature yet playful point of view. At the centre of the site is the Town Square, primarily generous on-site parking that offers everyday convenience for tenants and visitors. Its open footprint also allows the space to transform when needed, shifting from practical infrastructure to an activated setting for pop-ups, installations, and events.

Each building address is defined by a distinct colour, creating intuitive wayfinding across the complex. Corridors are streamlined and purposeful, allowing the architecture’s industrial bones to take focus. Art anchors the experience throughout. Local and international collaborations punctuate the site with moments of identity and surprise, reinforcing Radiator’s role as both workplace and cultural platform.

Industrial in origin, creative in its next chapter, Radiator reflects the evolving energy of Parkdale’s commercial landscape.

Brick loft facade with a red entry door

Property Overview

The Radiator complex encompasses 340-376R Dufferin Street & 2 Melbourne Avenue, and is located in the Parkdale neighbourhood of Toronto. With a manufacturing history dating back to 1883, today the site is made up of 1-2 storey former industrial buildings which have been readapted to house various commercial and office tenants.

Radiator has a dignified, academic identity that is expressed consistently in branding and throughout its built environments.

 

Graffiti-covered warehouse wall along a laneway

Key Highlights

Leasing

Opportunity to lease space in “Radiator” (340-350-358-360-376 Dufferin Street) which features a variety of creative and flexible leasing opportunities, including office, studio, retail and light-industrial space.

Neighbourhood

Radiator and the Parkdale neighbourhood has become a destination of choice for residents and visitors alike, continuing to attract artists, innovators, and young professionals who are attracted to the art, culture and amenities in the area.

Occupancy

Lower gross occupancy costs relative to similar options in downtown west & liberty village.

Culture

Co-tenancies include a mix of creative industries including photography, music
production, architecture and various technology companies.

Looking Forward

Improvements to the complex will include tenant common areas, an improved courtyard, and on-site retail.

Selected Awards


BOMA Best


2015 • AJ Retrofit Awards

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