At the ground level of a modernist high-rise, the fluidly sculpted limestone façade of Royal de Versailles’ new Rolex Boutique is a magnetic juxtaposition against the steel exterior. The existing 14-floor modernist high-rise was completed in 1970, at a time when Toronto began to depart the staid conservatism of the early 20th century, leaning into design ambitions centered around cultural ambition and urban regeneration. Royal de Versailles’ unconventional façade upholds this same zeal for design that is intended to be valued, preserved, and celebrated by future generations.