Set within a brick and beam Georgian-style industrial building originally constructed in approximately 1930 as the head office of Purity Flour Mills, 287 Macpherson Avenue is a boutique office building shaped by heritage proportion, material presence and architectural resonance, adapted for contemporary use. Offering approximately 3,301 square feet of distinctive, studio-scale workspace arranged across a main level and mezzanine, Suite 303 is currently configured as a showroom and working studio. Exposed brick, custom wide-plank wood flooring, and a measured interplay between structure and light establish a calm, grounded atmosphere. Large south-facing, industrial-scale windows and overhead skylights bring natural light throughout the space. A sculptural staircase connects the main floor to the mezzanine above, where the pitched roofline, exposed joists and skylight glazing introduce a quieter, more intimate spatial rhythm, while remaining visually connected to the space below. This intimate 271 square foot upper level is ideal as a private office or focused work area. The layout offers adaptability, whether used as an open-format studio, divided into complementary workspaces, or demised to a smaller footprint, while maintaining a cohesive architectural presence throughout. Defined by volume, materiality, and intent, this space is well-suited to design-led practices, architecture and interiors firms, material or product showrooms, and principal-led offices for practices that see workspace as an integral reflection of how they operate and engage clients.
