The SFC bridge is part of Toronto’s underground PATH network, that recently expanded above ground to create year-round elevated pedestrian walkways over rail lines and under raised expressways in the area south of Union Station.
Connecting the new Delta Hotel to the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, the SFC Bridge offers a unique pedestrian experience in the south edge of the city’s financial district. Sloping upwards from the Delta Hotel, the bridge takes a 120-degree turn to connect with the existing Convention Centre SkyWalk (built in 1989).
SFC Bridge, Toronto, Canada
Program: pedestrian bridge
Project: Jennifer Marman, Daniel Borins and James Khams
Architects of record: Page + Steele / IBI Group Architects
Structures: C2M Hill
Completion: 2015
Supported by: the City of Toronto and the PATH Network