Estiatorio Milos Restaurant
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A restaurant interior featuring a heritage wall, eye-catching lighting features, and tables and chairs arranged for dining.
Location
Toronto, ON
Project Size
12,000 sq. ft.
Year Completed
2024

Highlighting heritage. 

Estiatorio Milos Restaurant Toronto chose a heritage building in the heart of the city’s Financial District as the home of their latest global location. 

The space, which incorporates a heritage feature wall that once acted as the 1925 building’s exterior, includes a light-filled atrium and double-height ceilings in the large dining area.  

Our mechanical team took on the challenge of carefully integrating extensive kitchen equipment and exhausting into the building without disrupting the historical components.

 

Setting the mood.

Our audiovisual design incorporates a high-quality discrete loudspeaker system that blends into the architectural elements of the space. The smart system enables the staff to easily select between audio “mood” settings with the push of a button: “Lunch” featuring low level background music, and “After Hours," a higher SPL audio closer to a nightclub experience. They also have the ability to individually alter the volume in certain zones depending on the experience they want to offer their guests. 


For additional customizability, the private dining room incorporates a high-quality audio experience with separate controls and content from the rest of the dining area. It is also capable of functioning as a meeting room and support video content, as required. 

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Photo of a bright dining room with wood ceiling and eye-catching light fixtures.
Image courtesy of Rafael Correa.
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Photo of a bar with nicely organized bottles and mood lighting.
The intelligent AV system allows staff to effortlessly choose from various audio "mood" settings at the touch of a button.
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Photo of a private dining room with a wine cellar and table for 20 people.

Highlighting heritage. 

Estiatorio Milos Restaurant Toronto chose a heritage building in the heart of the city’s Financial District as the home of their latest global location. 

The space, which incorporates a heritage feature wall that once acted as the 1925 building’s exterior, includes a light-filled atrium and double-height ceilings in the large dining area.  

Our mechanical team took on the challenge of carefully integrating extensive kitchen equipment and exhausting into the building without disrupting the historical components.

 

Setting the mood.

Our audiovisual design incorporates a high-quality discrete loudspeaker system that blends into the architectural elements of the space. The smart system enables the staff to easily select between audio “mood” settings with the push of a button: “Lunch” featuring low level background music, and “After Hours," a higher SPL audio closer to a nightclub experience. They also have the ability to individually alter the volume in certain zones depending on the experience they want to offer their guests. 


For additional customizability, the private dining room incorporates a high-quality audio experience with separate controls and content from the rest of the dining area. It is also capable of functioning as a meeting room and support video content, as required.