On our map. We haven't walked through the door yet — here's why it's on the list.
Crew Collective & Café occupies the former Royal Bank of Canada headquarters, built between 1926 and 1928 by New York architects York & Sawyer working with the bank's own architects, in a style inspired by Florentine palaces.
Architect Henri Cleinge reimagined the 12,000-square-foot space beneath 50-foot ceilings, preserving the marble-and-travertine floor and the Renaissance-coffered ceiling with its brass fixtures, for a café doubling as a shared workspace.
Crew Collective & Café is on the Regulars map — spotted, not yet visited. Our guides are written on foot, door by door, and no one pays to appear: when we walk through the door, this note will become a portrait. No points. No coupons. Standing is earned.