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Lionsgate Building (Toronto)

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Lionsgate Building, known as Cinépix Film Building until 1998, is a skyscraper are located on 97 Burnaby Blvd in midtown Toronto, Ontario, owned by Lionsgate.

Design[edit]

Lionsgate Building consists of the tall building colored in yellow with the Lionsgate logo on top inside the building. The windows in the building from middle to bottom and doors on bottom inside the building with the another Lionsgate logo on top of the doors. On the doors, we say "Welcome to Lionsgate" and "Leaving Lionsgate". Formerly, the Cinépix logo on top inside the building. The doors on bottom inside the building with the another Cinépix logo on top of the doors. On the doors, we say "Welcome to Cinépix" and "Leaving Cinépix".


History[edit]

Construction, Completed, Open, color change, logo appears, move[edit]

In 1968, the construction to build a Cinépix Film Building on 980 Yonge St in downtown Toronto and completed and opened in 1971 and owned by Cinépix Film Properties (now Lionsgate Films), the building's colored in green and no Cinépix logo on top inside the building and on top of the doors, and the words "Welcome to Cinépix" and "Leaving Cinépix" appears on doors have enter and exit. In 1976, the building's color is turned from green to yellow, and opened. In 1994, the Cinépix logo appears on top inside the building and another Cinépix logo appears on top of the doors. In 1998, the Cinépix logo was replaced with Lions Gate Films logo without the word "Films" after the Cinépix logo on the white flag, then becomes Lions Gate logo on the building. In 2000, the Lions Gate building in Toronto moved from 980 Yonge Street in Downtown to 97 Burnaby Blvd in Midtown. In 2004, the lion logo was replaced by the letters "LGF" and "Lions Gate" between two lines and "Films", and no byline. In 2005, the "LGF" logo was replaced with the current logo has the word "Lionsgate" on the building.


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