Originally opened in 1890 as the Mimico Asylum, the site was designed to provide a pastoral environment for psychiatric care.
By the time restoration efforts began, many of the 12 buildings had deteriorated significantly. Phases 1-7 focused on the adaptive reuse and restoration of Buildings C, D, E, F, G, H, I, and K.
RJC Engineers, in collaboration with Taylor Hazell Architects, developed comprehensive design drawings and provided contract administration for the $100M conservation project.