ACO Toronto - National Headquarters for the Salvation Army

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BUILDING INFORMATION

Name & Location:

National Headquarters for the Salvation Army
20 Albert Street
Toronto
Yonge-Bay Corridor

Year Destroyed:

1998

OTHER IDENTIFICATION

Alternate Name:

20 Salvation Square

Notes:

This was Toronto's first modernist building, and was ripped down to make way for an expansion of the Eaton Centre.

Status:

Demolished

Map:

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Companies:

The following companies are associated with this building

BUILDING DATA

Building Type:

Mid-rise

Current Use:

Office

Heritage Status:

No heritage status

Sources:

Click to see 5 Source(s)

Archindont (TPL Architectural Index)
Canadian Architect
Date - May 1957
Page - 36-44
Royal Architectural Institute of Canada Journal
Date - May 1957
Page - 173-177
Toronto Life
Date - February 1998
Page - 114
Toronto Modern Architecture 1945-1965
Author - Bureau of Architecture and Urbanism
Page - 13-14

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