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Toronto Style High School 7
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Toronto Style High School 7

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The seventh High School in my Toronto school series. This is a recreation of Weston Collegiate Institute (9-12).

Weston CI has a unique almost factory like look and has a very long history. While this building was opened in 1969 its history dates back to 1857 making it the second oldest school in Toronto. The original school was torn down and rebuilt in 1923. That school was then torn down and the current facility opened in 1969. The school recieved a small expansion in the 90's with a new general office. This school also participates in the "International Baccalaureate" (I.B.) program.

The facility includes 24 standard classrooms, 6 Science Labs, 4 Art classes, 2 Music rooms, Auditorium with Balcony, Double Gymnasium, 23m Swimming Pool, Cafeteria, and Library.

Cost to Build: $35,000
Upkeep: $560
Size: 9x11
Student Population: 1300
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Bud_Spencer 16 iul. 2019 la 15:28 
Nice modernist architecture. Great choice, awesome! Thanks so much !
Do you like the University of Alberta (Butterdome)?
submissive femboy 13 iul. 2019 la 8:08 
Hey i have a task for you try to make a working dam where theres gates that close and open for the water to come out from the top
sebesams 11 iul. 2019 la 13:51 
More variation in schools is always welcome!