Four Seasons Centre Fact Sheet

The Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts is located in the heart of downtown Toronto on a 1.7-acre block at the southeast corner of Queen Street West and University Avenue.
The total area of the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts is 35,716 m².
There are 103 washrooms (one fixture per 20 people), two-thirds of which are for women (65 female/38 male) and three unisex washrooms for the disabled.
There are designated wheelchair seating locations throughout the auditorium except on Ring 5.
There is direct access to the Osgoode subway station on the Yonge/University transit line.
There is parking for approximately 200 vehicles underneath the building and additional parking is just steps away at the GREEN P lot under Nathan Phillips Square. For directions, visit www.greenp.com.
There are three elevators in the Isadore and Rosalie Sharp City Room that serve the auditorium and two elevators to carry passengers from the parking garage to the main entrance.

Features of the Four Seasons Centre

Isadore and Rosalie Sharp City Room

The glass façade was custom designed in Germany and is the first of its kind in North America. This system uses large, point-loaded, double-glazed panels of highly transparent low-iron glass that are supported by suspended steel crosses and laterally braced by horizontal glass shelves.
The main façade has an exterior shade, computer controlled and linked to weather sensors, which can reduce heat gain in the Isadore and Rosalie Sharp City Room.
The glass staircase in the Isadore and Rosalie Sharp City Room is one of a kind—a glass staircase of this magnitude has never been attempted before. This is the longest free-spanning glass staircase in the world.
The glass staircase passed a load-test with 20,000 lb. of weights.

Richard Bradshaw Amphitheatre

R. Fraser Elliott Hall