IQ Offices Brings L-Acoustics Soka and X Series into a Heritage 1917 Banking Hall Without Touching the Marble
The 192 Group’s professional sound system lets iQ Offices program live music in the restored banking hall
TORONTO, Ontario – October 2026 – The grand banking hall at 302 Bay Street was built to impress in 1917, and it still does today: a bank in the temple style of the period, with a richly decorated plaster ceiling, Tavernelle marble wall cladding, original metalwork and stonework, and an ornamental spiral staircase climbing to the mezzanine. Canadian workspace operator iQ Offices now runs the whole of the 14-story Financial District tower it sits in as the company’s flagship location, with amenities across the first three levels and private offices from the fourth floor up. The building has been a designated heritage property since 1976, and in 2025 it reopened as the flagship location of Canadian workspace operator iQ Offices, after a multimillion-dollar adaptive reuse turned the 60,000-square-foot tower into a hotel-inspired workspace with a direct connection to Toronto’s underground PATH.
iQ Offices describes itself as more than a co-working space, and 302 Bay Street is where the company made the case. Co-founders Kane Willmott, CEO, and Alex Sharpe, President,
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