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Visitors can feel overpowered and diminished by this massive building. Main entrance and lobby...

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There are few indications of béton brut inside 222 Jarvis. I managed to spot some exposed concrete...

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The term Brutalist is derived from béton brut – French for raw concrete. From the street,...

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222 Jarvis St., Toronto is a nine-storey building designed by Maxwell Miller in the...

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The best thing about working on 222 Jarvis Street, says Hatice Yazar, principal of WZMH Architects,...

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The roof will be outfitted with solar panels, green plants and white reflective materials to help...

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A huge challenge is maximizing the amount of natural light inside. On the second floor, the windows...

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Light floods the eighth floor where the floor-to-ceiling windows are 10-feet wide. ©Kryhul Media Group

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One of the many unique features of this building is that it has an escalator system running through...

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Sears Canada generated so much marketing material that it installed its own photo and recording...

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This long arch, located at the west side of the building, was once the Sears employee entrance. WZMH...

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Sears executives had the ninth floor all to themselves. Both the CEO’s office and the executive...

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