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Ontario Superior Court Toronto
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26 Mar, 2018 @ 10:07pm
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Ontario Superior Court Toronto

In 2 collections by JSF-1
Toronto Collection
176 items
JSF1's Civic Buildings
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Description
The "Toronto Courthouse" is a branch of the Ontario Superior Court. The facility was opened in 1967 as the "York County Courthouse" serving both Metropolitan Toronto and York County. This was changed in 1980 when the courts "area" was changed to serve just Metropolitan Toronto while York County (now York Region) got its own branch of the Superior Court.

NOTE* This asset has a higher than normal "triangle" count. Only use this asset if you know you can.

Cost to build: $75,000
Upkeep: $960
Size: 8x12
5 Comments
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rextable 30 Jun, 2022 @ 4:50am 
For Anyone wanting to locate this on Google Maps: search for "361 University Avenue Court House, Toronto

;-)
pwhitaker1963 31 Dec, 2019 @ 4:45am 
Sorry to be an ass and I hate being critical of people's creativity.
Actually, this is not the Supreme Court of Ontario. It is across the street renting space at the Canada Life building. It use to be where the Four Seasons Centre is now.

However, this is all the other courts except for the ones at Old City Hall.
Blujitsu 27 Mar, 2018 @ 4:15pm 
Awesome! These municipal buildings are great, especially the generic ones like these.
cosmic_cube_keeper 27 Mar, 2018 @ 5:01am 
I've been in this building once, luckily on the right side of the law :D Outstanding work, as always.
NoirMoutton 27 Mar, 2018 @ 12:01am 
Great series of late 20th c international style architecture. Adds so much character to my city