Spaces 1655 Dupont Street
This former industrial space has become the home of flexible working in Toronto. 1655 Dupont Street is part of a unique reinvention of an eye-catching industrial space – a warehouse transformed into offices, with its silo now a striking architectural feature. From its position in the heart of the vibrant Junction Triangle neighbourhood of Toronto, this dynamic workspace is giving Ontario professionals a creative environment from which to work and meet like-minded professionals. Well connected to local transport and filled with a curated suite of offices, conference rooms and shared lounges, this hub promotes a dynamic alternative to traditional workspaces.
Across two floors of this reclaimed commercial building, you can tap into super-fast Wi-Fi friendly admin support staff ensure everything runs smoothly. The ground floor entrance opens into a shared space, adjacent to an artisan coffee shop – your first stop for your morning caffeine fix. If you’re looking for something different, head out to Bloor St. and visit local eateries and cafes. Bloor GO Train Station is a 15-minute walk away, ready to whisk you into the centre of Toronto. Additionally, there are buses departing regularly from a pair of stops just outside the centre. This area also boasts an inspirational cultural scene, with the Museum of Contemporary Art and Aluna Performing Arts Theatre both just a few blocks away.
Virtual office facilities
Address & mail
- Business address
- Mail handling
Communications
- Call answering
- Local phone number
Workspace access
- Meeting room access
Virtual office and business address at 1655 Dupont Street, Toronto
A registered address at 1655 Dupont Street gives your company a footing in the Junction Triangle, a mixed-use district known for creative enterprises, local manufacturing and design and logistics companies. Set up the service and mail is handled at the building, with call answering and a local phone number available so enquiries are answered while you work elsewhere. Meeting rooms and shared lounges are on hand when a client needs to see you in person, and Dundas West and Lansdowne stations on the Bloor-Danforth line make the address easy to reach. The artisan coffee shop by the entrance is a useful place to start a conversation. Send a request to get registered.
Frequently asked questions
1655 Dupont Street, Suite 101, Toronto, ON M6P 3T1.
Yes. Mail handling at the building is part of the virtual office service.
Yes. Call answering and a local phone number are available alongside the address.
Yes. Meeting rooms and shared lounges can be used, so you can host clients at the address.
Dundas West and Lansdowne subway stations are nearby, Bloor GO Train Station is about 15 minutes on foot, and buses stop just outside.
What you get at 1655 Dupont Street, Toronto
Reinvented warehouse
Two floors of a reclaimed industrial building, with the silo kept as an architectural feature.
Dundas West and Lansdowne
Bloor-Danforth subway stations nearby, plus buses outside and Bloor GO 15 minutes on foot.
Artisan coffee at the door
The ground floor shared space opens onto an artisan coffee shop.
How to get there?
1655 Dupont Street sits in Toronto's Junction neighbourhood, next to the Junction Triangle, among creative enterprises, light-industrial businesses and local manufacturing. The Museum of Contemporary Art and the Aluna Performing Arts Theatre are both a few blocks away, and Canada Post along with local legal, postal and health services are close by. Dundas West and Lansdowne TTC subway stations on the Bloor-Danforth line connect the building across west Toronto, Bloor GO Train Station is roughly a 15 minute walk, and buses depart regularly from a pair of stops just outside. For a break, the West Toronto Railpath offers a multi-use corridor for walking or cycling and High Park is within reach, while Bloor Street nearby is lined with local eateries and cafes.
