Site work, renovation and addition to an educational facility in Toronto, Ontario. Conceptual plans call for the addition of a 368-seat educational facility; and for the renovation of a educational facility.

Alterations to York Memorial Collegiate Institute to repair damages caused by fire. The scope of work also includes an addition will allow the school to add 368 spaces for a total of 1,300 required as the school merges with George Harvey Collegiate. Because the school is a Designated Heritage building, efforts were undertaken immediately after the fire to salvage key elements and artifacts and to stabilize the remaining structure. The Heritage aspect also means that the reconstructed building will recreate many significant features of the original school that were lost in the fire, such as the auditorium. All areas within the YMCI footprint will be refurbished and modernized, the project will include Improved overall circulation and wayfinding; Modernized staff areas with better lines of site to both classroom and outdoor areas. A fully accessible school with new elevator and washroom improvements. The resulting school will have an area of 183,740 square feet. Phase 1 - the preparation of the site for reconstruction and work on the Heritage south facade. This is followed separately under 1700 Keele Street. Phase 2 - the reconstruction of the third floor, auditorium and the overall original YMCI footprint. . TIMELINE: Provincial funding for design was allocated as of early 2020. Tenders have been issued and followed separately. The scope of phase three reconstruction of 2 Trethewey and Annex as part of the creation of dedicated academic space in this area will be built with the Phase two works. Coverage of this report is discontinued.