Bridlewood Renovation & Expansion
Bridlewood Library Has Relocated to Larger Space
New location within Bridlewood Mall first step in renovation plan
The Bridlewood Branch of Toronto Public Library has moved to a new, larger location in the Bridlewood Mall. The Library reopened to the public on Friday, January 21 at 9:00 am.
Funded by the mall, the move of Bridlewood Branch (2900 Warden Avenue) required modest leasehold improvements to allow the branch to operate in the new location. The new space is 47% larger than the previous one and vastly improves the library's ability to serve the busy Bridlewood community.
Future phases in the project will include a potential further expansion and a complete renovation and retrofit of the library starting in 2012. The renovation will be funded by Section 37 contributions and development charges.
Watch for public consultation on the upcoming full renovation
coming in 2012.
Bridlewood Branch Consultation
Toronto Public Library would like your ideas about the Bridlewood Branch Renovation Project.
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