An exemplary restoration of old Waterloo Post Office
The extensive renovation of the old Waterloo Post Office at 35 King St. N. is a testament to the kid gloves architect Jason Martin and engineer Nick Lawler donned when conducting a restoration and addition a few years ago.
The old Waterloo Post Office 35 King St. N., Built by architect David Ewart,(1910-11). Renovation by Martin Simmons Sweers Architects, Kitchener, Ont.A-Frame
The old Waterloo Post Office 35 King St. N., Built by architect David Ewart,(1910-11). Renovation by Martin Simmons Sweers Architects, Kitchener, Ont.Dave LeBlanc/The Globe and Mail
The old Waterloo Post Office 35 King St. N., Built by architect David Ewart,(1910-11). Renovation by Martin Simmons Sweers Architects, Kitchener, Ont.A-Frame
The old Waterloo Post Office 35 King St. N., Built by architect David Ewart,(1910-11). Renovation by Martin Simmons Sweers Architects, Kitchener, Ont.A-Frame
The old Waterloo Post Office 35 King St. N., Built by architect David Ewart,(1910-11). Renovation by Martin Simmons Sweers Architects, Kitchener, Ont.A-Frame
The old Waterloo Post Office 35 King St. N., Built by architect David Ewart,(1910-11). Renovation by Martin Simmons Sweers Architects, Kitchener, Ont.A-Frame
The old Waterloo Post Office 35 King St. N., Built by architect David Ewart,(1910-11). Renovation by Martin Simmons Sweers Architects, Kitchener, Ont.A-Frame
The old Waterloo Post Office 35 King St. N., Built by architect David Ewart,(1910-11). Renovation by Martin Simmons Sweers Architects, Kitchener, Ont.A-Frame
The old Waterloo Post Office 35 King St. N., Built by architect David Ewart,(1910-11). Renovation by Martin Simmons Sweers Architects, Kitchener, Ont.A-Frame
The old Waterloo Post Office 35 King St. N., Built by architect David Ewart,(1910-11). Renovation by Martin Simmons Sweers Architects, Kitchener, Ont.A-Frame