Toronto Harbour Commission Building, Beaux-Arts administrative building in South Core, Toronto, Canada
The six-story Toronto Harbour Commission Building features Indiana and Queenston limestone construction with an engraved frieze at 60 Harbour Street.
Constructed in 1917 by architects Chapman and McGiffin, the building served as headquarters for the Toronto Harbour Commission, managing port operations until 1999.
The building's frieze displays 'harbor' in American spelling, reflecting Ontario's early 20th-century practice of using both British and American spellings.
The ground floor houses Harbour Sixty Steakhouse, while upper levels contain offices for maritime administration and commercial tenants.
The structure originally stood at the water's edge, but extensive land reclamation projects moved the shoreline further south, placing the building inland.
Location: Toronto
Inception: 1917
Floors above the ground: 6
GPS coordinates: 43.64200,-79.37840
Latest update: March 4, 2025 07:25
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