Photo: mcCallumSather
A historic landmark that once stood proud in Hamilton and defined its east end is set to become a new energetic hub for commercial and cultural activities, and a blueprint for urban neighbourhood revival.
Photo: Tom Vogel
Westinghouse HQ, once the Canadian headquarters for electrical manufacturer Westinghouse Company, has become a legacy on Sanford Avenue over its life of more than 100 years. It?s become an embodiment of this dynamic neighbourhood, wedged between the industrial waterfront and bustling downtown.
Photo: George Qua-Enoo
Converted into 80,000 sq. ft. of Class A commercial space, including a 10,000 sq. ft. ground floor event space and auditorium, the historic seven-storey building will be ushered into the modern era with new finishes and systems, including photo-sensors, solar panels and heating systems. Photo: Jonathan Castellino Photography
Originally built in 1917, countless architectural features have been discovered, including marble flooring, intricate crown moldings, mosaic tiles and gigantic steel trusses ? all of which are preserved and enhanced throughout the building.
Its first anchor tenant, mcCallumSather, thoughtfully adapted the space for the 21st century by embracing its original architectural features and injecting a sleek, minimalist aesthetic. mcCallumSather is also the lead architect, mechanical engineer and heritage consultant firm for Westinghouse HQ.
Photo: Jonathan Castellino Photography
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