Inzola Group spearheads restoration of Brampton’s Dominion Building

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Archiseek / Canada / News / 2008 / January 8

After an extensive, painstaking and costly renovation, a landmark downtown Brampton building has been given a new lease on life. The Dominion Building is being transformed into a mixed-use facility that will house a two-level 5,000-square-foot restaurant and two 3,000-square-foot floors of office space that have already been leased. While a tenant for the restaurant hasn’t been found, the office portion is scheduled to open in March, says John Cutruzzola, chairman of the Inzola Group, the locally based, family-operated development and construction firm that owns the building and is overseeing the restoration. “We have a few modifications and leasehold improvements to make,” he says. The architect is Black & Moffat Architects Inc. and the structural engineer is Ireland Engineering Associates Ltd.

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