Arts & Culture Heritage | 2009–2011

St. Augustine's Seminary
Restoration

RTM carried out exterior heritage restoration at St. Augustine’s Seminary in Scarborough, Ontario. The project included replacement of deteriorated decorative cast stone, work to the main entrance, and installation of new metalwork on the building’s distinctive dome.

Project Scope

The restoration addressed deteriorated architectural elements at St. Augustine’s Seminary, a Beaux-Arts landmark built around 1913. Work included replacing decorative cast stone components that had deteriorated over time, alongside restoration work at the main entrance and installation of new metalwork on the dome.

Notable Details

The project focused on prominent architectural features that define the Seminary’s appearance, from its main entrance to its landmark dome.

The work renewed deteriorated exterior elements and helped preserve the Seminary’s architectural character, supporting the continued care of this historic religious institution.

Sectors & Disciplines

Heritage Projects Arts & Culture Heritage Masonry Terra Cotta Restoration Carpentry & Wood Window Restoration
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