Casa Loma Heritage Conservation District Study

Casa Loma is a Toronto residential neighbourhood made up of homes built from the late 19th to the mid-20th century, in the Arts and Crafts, Tudor Revival, Edwardian, and Georgian Revival styles. It takes its name from the "Casa Loma" estate developed by Sir Henry Pellatt before World War II.

EVOQ conducted a Heritage Conservation District (HCD) study of Casa Loma to identify the heritage values and tangible elements that embody them, and to establish a conservation approach to guide its management.
The analysis examined building typologies, architectural styles, heights, roof types, materials, and construction dates, combining on-site investigations with historical research. A statement of significance and recommendations were then developed, including the protection of private properties and the introduction of regulatory tools. Three public meetings and two community consultation sessions were held.

The study, presented to the Toronto Preservation Board in July 2018, also recommended conservation plans for Hilton and Wells Hill Avenues.