Design Exchange Reviews

Catering, job opportunities, getting to see what others in my field and at my level are doing, all great things.
However, the catering was fairly meager (fair because it's mostly voluntary). And the biggest problem was the decision to blast music over the event. Normally that's great with big events, but not at an event where dozens of teams are trying to make their game sounds, music, and pitches heard by players and potential employers. The hot, stuffy, deafeningly loud environment was also perfect to give me an 11 hour migraine without a chance to relax.

Great venue for small to medium-sized conferences and workshops. Well-maintained place

Cool old TSX trading floor. They did a good job of it. Not ideal for multiple conferences on the top floor as their main wall divider is a curtain so sound from the other conference definitely interferes with others.

We hosted a corporate event at the design exchange and the venue (Trading Floor) is beautiful! The venue team was wonderful to work with and really went above and beyond. Highly recommend the space.

Brand New to disc golf and was recommended some very good discs! Love the fact that I found him in the parking lot of Centennial Park Disc Golf! Very knowledgeable and is willing to explain things to a new player so I understood better. Hope to run into them soon or buy some discs from their website!!! Stay safe and Healthy. Chuck-On!

A small exhibit housed in an extraordinary Art Deco masterpiece of a building. The venue space is the former Toronto Stock Exchange trading floor.

went to the Heffel preview art auction yesterday. Nov. 19th. Saw an amazing a array of work including Picasso, Emily Carr, Joan Mitchell, Warhol, Patterson Ewen and many others. Stunning.

Amazing building with art deco architecture. Make sure to look out for the details! The TD complex has been built around (and on top) of it.

Imbued with history, great high ceilings, and a central location, this is a fabulous location. The only concerns I have are ones that are hard to address: it can be hard to find if you don't know where it is, and the entrance can be congested and busy.
But once you're there and inside, it's great!!

Design and Finance

The first building of Toronto Stock Exchange is now the DX where creative displays and events occur. Beautiful murals showing industries traded in public stock markets are embedded above the former trading floor: transportation and technology, infrastructure, construction and agriculture. Talks, events and exhibitions happen regularly for free and fee. The new TSX moved to another building at 130 King west and is stall tower with a modern trading floor and ticker board.