Optima Business Centre

The building is constructed of steel columns and beams fireproofed with concrete or terra-cotta tile. The King and Yonge Street facades are constructed of limestone and are adorned with Greek style fluted columns with Corinthian capitals rising from the ground to the third floor. The walls above the fourth floor are of cut terra-cotta blocks. The walls at the north and east elevations are of clay brick. On the north and east they are steel sash casement windows. The recently renovated lobby faces King Street. The walls are travertine, the floors of reconstituted marble chips and the ceiling is mirror glass. Improved with carpet flooring, vinyl wall coverings and suspended acoustic tile ceilings. Serviced by 5 automatic Otis elevators. The elevator cabs and main lobby doors were recently upgraded to a contemporary appearance. Heat is provided by two oil - fired low pressure system boilers. Some floors have Trane air conditioning, the others have one or two York units. 12% Gross up factor. Elevator overhaul almost complete. Building now heated by Enwave Steam. Located in the heart of the financial core, the building is in close proximity to all the major downtown office towers. Immediately surrounding the site are a group of prestigious office developments, the National Trust Building, the Canada Pacific Tower and the Prudential Insurance Building. One block to the east is the King Edward Hotel, the City's only 5 star hotel. Within easy walking distance are ot