Front view of 2217 Kingston, a modern multi-story building with a unique geometric facade, surrounded by trees and a clear sky

2217 Kingston Rd.

Toronto

Client

Thunder Woman Healing Lodge Society

Builder

Assembly

Type of Project

Transitional Housing

Date Completed

In Progress

This indigenous women's shelter is a landmark project for Thunder Woman Healing Lodge Society, who will extend their support services to those in need in the community.  The building structure incorporates precast concrete, structural steel, structural glulam, and CLT.  Exterior wall assemblies come insulated, weather proof & windows installed. 

Construction site with an excavator, construction materials, and a worker in the background, surrounded by fencing and trees

A 20-unit 18,000 sq ft healing shelter for Indigenous women. This project is a collaboration between Assembly and mcCallumSather for TWHLS. In keeping with Indigenous teachings about Respect for the Land, Assembly was selected to build an environmentally conscious green building. The 6 storey building will be a unique model combining wrap-around supports and transitional housing for formerly incarcerated Indigenous women under one roof.

Construction workers in safety vests and helmets using surveying equipment at a construction site
Front view of 2217 Kingston, a modern multi-story building with a unique geometric facade, surrounded by trees and a clear sky