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Old Scarborough Municipal Office
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Old Scarborough Municipal Office

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This building was constructed in 1956 to be the municipal offices for the Borough of Scarborough and would be expanded in 1961 with a four story addition to the rear. It would serve as the municipal offices for the Borough until 1973 when the new Scarborough Civic Centre opened, after which the building would be sold and would continue on as private office space until some time in the 90's when it was torn down. Today nothing remains of the old municipal office and its former site is now a parking lot.

You can find a model of the Scarborough Civic Centre which replaced this buildings as Scarborough's Borough/City Hall here: https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=873218191

Cost to Build: $30,000
Upkeep: $480
Size: 8x6
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Bud_Spencer 24 OCT 2023 a las 2:27 p. m. 
Nice to see such buildings "brought back to life" :) What do you think of the demolished Regent Park South high-rises (Belvins Place/Whiteside Place), which were pretty unique in their architecture/design?
Meatwad its a damn time machine! 20 JUN 2023 a las 2:27 p. m. 
angry they raze architecture for ugly parking lots
Blarp 19 FEB 2023 a las 12:38 a. m. 
Pleaaase do Lakeshore Collegiate Institute!
Azded 11 FEB 2023 a las 6:51 a. m. 
Makes me think of some random suburban schools you can find in France