RENDERINGS OF HOLT RENFREW AT MISSISSAUGA’S SQUARE ONE

Date:

Share post:

Rendering: Jason Goldstein LLP



Renderings have been released of the proposed 120,000 square foot Holt Renfrew store at Mississauga’s Square One Shopping Centre. The store will anchor an expansion of the south-west portion of the mall.


The Square One Holt Renfrew is being designed by New York City-based architect Jason Goldstein. Goldstein appears to have become Holt’s architect of choice for store design. His projects have included purpose-built Holt Renfrew stores in Vancouver (2007) and Calgary (2009), as well as Holt Renfrew’s Yorkdale store expansion.

Rendering: Jason Goldstein LLP
Rendering: Jason Goldstein LLP

Holt Renfrew announced its new Square One store in April. For further details of the store and the mall’s expansion, we direct you to our previous article.


Thank you to officedweller of Urban Toronto for posting the Jason Goldstein renderings. 


RELATED:



[Square One Shopping Centre website]


[Holt Renfrew website]


2 COMMENTS

  1. Excellent site. I’m really impressed with all your writing skills in addition to with the layout on your own weblog.From this site we can know about of Web Design Brampton.This page help us too much. Not only one style but also various style.If you want cut your hair you can come here.

    For more information seo Mississauga

  2. Excellent site. I’m really impressed with all your writing skills in addition to with the layout on your own weblog.From this site we can know about of Web Design Brampton.This page help us too much. Not only one style but also various style.If you want know more you can visit this page.

    For more information Web Design in Mississauga

Comments are closed.

RELATED ARTICLES

Load more

Subscribe to the Newsletter

Subscribe

* indicates required

RECENT articles

Westcliff acquires Kingsway Mall in Edmonton

On a 41.8-acre site, the 880,049-square-foot shopping centre features more than 160 stores and services.

Walmart+ Takes Bigger Role as Walmart Expands Canadian Digital Strategy

Walmart is expanding its Canadian digital strategy as Walmart+ membership, e-commerce, Marketplace and fulfillment investments gain importance.

Ottawa’s Tariff Retaliation Risks Raising Grocery Prices for Canadians

Sylvain Charlebois warns that Canadian counter-tariffs on U.S. food, ingredients and agricultural inputs could raise grocery prices and increase costs across the food supply chain.

AI’s Growth Reveals a Hidden $381.3 Million Problem for Retail Brands: Outdated and Unmanaged Enterprise Content

88% of retail executives say high-quality, well-maintained digital content will be more important to their business success over the next two years than it has been in the past

AI Is Shaping Back-to-School Shopping for Canadian Consumers: Accenture

AI is influencing how Canadians plan back-to-school purchases, with parents using AI tools to compare prices, build shopping lists and find products.

Canadian, U.S. and Mexican franchise groups sign trilateral agreement

The agreement is intended to help franchise businesses better understand and enter each other's markets, including through greater information sharing on regulations, intellectual property, costs, supply chains, consumers and market-entry strategies.

From The Desk: Strategic Adaptation and Growth Define Canadian Retail in August 2026

Canadian retail shows resilience and strategic growth with expansions, AI-driven transformations, and evolving consumer behaviours amid economic challenges.

Daily Synopsis: August 21, 2026

FreschCo opens 1st Atlantic stores, Apple stores prepare for product expansion, Lordco expands in Western Canada, thrift stores deal with excess donations, Columbia House Records shuting down, and other news.

Canada/U.S. trade talk collapse to lead to immediate and significant impact on small business: CFIB

"A full 40% of small Canadian exporters will be directly hit by these tariffs and nearly one-third expect their revenues will drop by 50% or more as a result."

Joe Mimran Outlines Product and Global Growth Plans for Roots

Joe Mimran discusses plans for Roots product, stores and U.S. growth as Marquee Brands and Roots CEO Meghan Roach point to significant international expansion.

Shoppa.ca launches online marketplace for Canadian-owned businesses

The marketplace includes businesses from across the country and products in categories including beauty and skincare, apparel, home and living, pets, kids and baby, food and wellness.

Canadian retail sales surpass $74 billion in June: Statistics Canada

Core retail sales rose 1.2% in June, posting their second consecutive monthly gain.

Good Earth Coffeehouse opens new location at Indigo Metrotown in Burnaby

The opening adds another location to Good Earth's network of more than 50 coffeehouses across Canada.

TJX Says Winners, Marshalls and HomeSense Are Gaining Major Market Share in Canada

TJX says Winners, Marshalls and HomeSense are gaining major market share in Canada as customer transactions rise and the retailer expands in prominent malls and downtown locations.

Home Depot Canada Sales Accelerate Despite Challenging Housing Market

Home Depot Canada outperformed the broader company in Q2 as comparable sales, transactions and unit growth improved despite a subdued housing market.

AutoCanada Sees Canadian Auto Market Remaining Challenging

AutoCanada says affordability pressures continue to weigh on Canadian vehicle buyers as it improves dealerships, used sales and collision operations.

Canadian sponsorship spending reaches $4.7B as industry study marks 20 years

Professional sport continues to account for the largest and most significant sponsorships, but the study found that brands are spreading spending across a broader range of categories.

Daily Synopsis: August 20, 2026

FreshCo expands in Nova Scotia, Circle K promotes customized drinks, downtown Ottawa retail expected to return to pre-pandemic levels, Kiokii and opens in Windsor, and other news.

Roots to Go Private as Joe Mimran Takes Key Operating Role

Roots has agreed to go private in a $4.10-per-share deal that will see Joe Mimran and Frank Rocchetti’s JM&A take a central operating role in the Canadian retailer.

Cargojet Sees E-Commerce Growth as Retail Shifts in Smaller Canadian Markets

Cargojet says e-commerce is driving growth in secondary Canadian markets as store closures and changing inventory strategies reshape retail distribution.