Renovation of a multi-residential development in Toronto, Ontario. Conceptual plans call for the renovation of a multi-residential development.

237 Sherbourne Street is one of two buildings at the William Dennison development. This building is operated by Toronto Seniors Housing Corporation. This heritage building was renovated in 1978 to become a multi-unit residential building with eleven units spread throughout three levels and a basement for storage. This project has been cancelled. The original building is wood framed construction with brick façade and brick party wall separating the building into two semi-detached houses. Structural steel members were added to pierce the party wall and turn this building into a multi-unit residential tenancy. This building is in the Garden District Heritage Conservation District. In 2020 all interior partition walls, floor finishes and ceilings of the building were removed along with most of the electrical and mechanical systems. Fire suppression systems were left in place but insulated, and baseboard heaters were installed to stabilize the temperature of the building throughout the winter. Air quality tests were performed and the space is deemed acceptable. The current state of the building is a structural shell with stable roof, original façade and a foundation that does not leak. Toronto Community Housing Corporation (TCHC) is seeking a Vendor for the provision of construction services at 237 Sherbourne St. TCHC will be awarding RFP 23266-PP to the lowest total priced Proposal. This RFP Category of Work is categorized as Construction. The scope of work in this RFP is sub-categorized as Interior General Construction Work. Documents can be obtained at: https://torontohousing.bonfirehub.ca/opportunities/74952 Mechanical Engineer: HJ Design Consulting - company coordinates are not available.