- Full tower elevation in the downtown Toronto skyline
- Window Wall system close-ups — glazing alignment and panel integration
- Curtain Wall details — framing, glass joinery, and sightline performance
- Railing Systems — custom-fabricated and installed by STATE
- Installation-phase documentation and quality checkpoints
Window wall installation at 88 Queen Street Toronto by STATE




































STATE's Vertically Integrated Model removed coordination risk on this project. One team handled every phase from design-assist engineering through fabrication and on-site installation. STATE's proprietary MC5 and MC7 window wall systems deliver true unitized rainscreen performance, built to meet LEED-compliant material and thermal standards.
No subcontractors, no finger-pointing, one accountable partner.
Learn about STATE’s single-source manufacturing capabilities — including its 262,279 sq ft facility and in-house glass fabrication.
Explore STATE’s full product lineup window wall, curtain wall, railing, cladding, and more.
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Each project was delivered under STATE’s single-source model, with design, fabrication, and installation managed by a single team. View STATE’s full project portfolio for the complete list of completed facades across North America.
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88 Queen Toronto facade project
Direct answers to the most common questions about the 88 Queen facade — who installed it, what systems were used, when it was completed, and how to see more STATE projects.
Who installed the facade at 88 Queen Street Toronto?
STATE installed the full building envelope at 88 Queen Street, Toronto. STATE is a vertically integrated facade manufacturer based in Vaughan, Ontario, with 1,000+ employees and operations across 13 cities in North America. STATE self-performed design, fabrication, and installation — no facade subcontractors were engaged. Learn about STATE ' capabilities on the About page.
What facade systems were used at 88 Queen Street?
Three facade systems were installed at 88 Queen Street: window wall, curtain wall, and railing. The window wall system uses STATE's proprietary MC5 or MC7 unitized rainscreen technology — engineered for high-rise residential performance. The curtain wall system provides continuous glazed facade coverage. Custom railing was fabricated and installed by STATE's in-house railing division. Explore STATE's full range of facade systems.
When was the 88 Queen Street project completed?
The 88 Queen Street facade project was completed in 2024. STATE managed the full project timeline — from design-assist coordination through fabrication scheduling and on-site installation. STATE's integrated model accelerates project schedules by eliminating handoffs between separate facade trades.
Does STATE provide single-source facade installation in Toronto?
Yes. 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. Read about STATE's vertically integrated approach on the About page.
Where can I see more STATE projects in Toronto 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 8 Wellesley 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.