KPMB Architects has completed a major renovation of the legendary Park Hyatt Toronto. Honouring the hotel?s rich history while anticipating the City of Toronto?s future growth, KPMB Architects with Studio Munge and Oxford Properties restored the heritage south tower, added a new central podium, renovated the north tower, lobby, rooftop bar, conference centre, ballroom, spa, and all 240 hotel rooms and 65 residential units. The third floor of the new podium features new ballroom and skylit pre-function spaces with large windows providing expansive views of the city.
Park Hyatt’s restored facade. Photo credit: Tom Arban
The transformation includes a reconstructed link between the North and South Towers and reconfiguration of the elevator core with metal-panel cladding in a bronze finish. The design team carved out a double-height, ellipse-shaped restaurant out of the former low-ceilinged lobby, bookending it with a feature black stairway to the south and soaring fireplace to the north. New feature stairway inside the restored Park Hyatt. Photo credit: Tom Arban
Vitrines around the dining space feature works from Gardiner Museum and commissioned art pieces by An Te Liu, Shannon Bool, Nadia Myre, Douglas Coupland, and other Canadian artists.
 
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