- Full-building street-level views of 16 York Street at the corner of York Street and Bremner Boulevard, showing the tower's 32-storey massing and reflective glass curtain facade within the South Core skyline.
- Uniwall system detail shots across the office floors, unitized module grid, glazing, aluminum framing, and panel alignment across all elevations.
- Ground-floor and podium-level shots showing the building's retail frontage and PATH-connected entrance.
- Construction and near-completion images documenting STATE's Uniwall installation at 16 York Street from structural completion through to project delivery.
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16 York Street stands out from a facade delivery standpoint as a large-scale commercial project requiring a Uniwall system engineered for the performance, sustainability, and aesthetic demands of a Class-A office tower targeting LEED Platinum and WELL Building Standard certification. Delivering a unitized facade system at this scale — 879,000 square feet across 32 storeys — on a site that completes the final corner of a fully built-out downtown intersection required precise coordination with PCL Construction and the project's structural steel contractor, Walters Group. For STATE, 16 York Street reflects the company's capability to deliver Uniwall systems on major commercial office developments, extending beyond the residential condominium projects that make up much of STATE's Toronto portfolio.
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16 York Street Toronto facade project
Direct answers to the most common questions about the 16 York Street facade — who installed it, what systems were used, when it was completed, and how to see more STATE projects.
What was STATE's scope at 16 York Street?
STATE supplied and installed the Uniwall system at 16 York Street in Toronto's South Core district. The scope covered a portion of the building envelope facade across the 32-storey, 879,000-square-foot commercial office tower, developed by Cadillac Fairview. The project was completed in 2024.
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What is Uniwall, and where is it used?
Uniwall is a unitized facade system that combines the performance benefits of curtain wall with the efficiency of factory pre-assembly, commonly used on large-scale commercial and institutional buildings. STATE installed Uniwall at 16 York Street, a 32-storey Class-A office tower targeting LEED Platinum and WELL Building Standard certification.
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Does STATE offer single‑source facade installation services exclusively in Canada, or are these services also available to the United States?
We offer our turnkey building facade solution both in Canada and the USA. STATE provides design, fabrication, installation, and testing under one contract, a single-source building envelope solution.
This model reduces coordination risk for general contractors and developers.
STATE has delivered single-source facades across Toronto, the GTA, and 13 cities across North America, alongside multiple states across the United States, including California, Michigan, Colorado, and beyond.
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Where can I see more of STATE’s projects in the GTA and beyond?
STATE has completed facade projects across Toronto, Mississauga, Ottawa, Montreal, and cities throughout North America. The full project portfolio, including completed window wall, curtain wall, cladding, and mixed-system projects, is available on the STATE projects page. Recent GTA and Ontario projects include 700 Bay Street in Toronto; M City Towers 1, 2, and 3 in Mississauga; and Transit City Towers 1, 2, 3, and East Block 4 & 5 in Vaughan.