93 Lombard

Located near the corner of Lombard Avenue and Waterfront Drive in Winnipeg's iconic Exchange District, 93 Lombard Avenue stands as a historical testament to the city's architectural heritage.

This five-storey brick building, constructed in 1906, was municipally designated as a historic site in 2018. It brilliantly merges the charm of its past with the practicality of modern office space, offering a truly unique work environment in one of Winnipeg's most cherished neighbourhoods.

In 1906, the Crane & Ordway Company of St. Paul, Minnesota, commissioned the construction of 93 Lombard. Serving as a Canadian headquarters and distribution center, it played a pivotal role in supplying pipe valves, fittings, and materials, contributing significantly to Winnipeg's growth in the early 20th century.

The building's brick and beam construction preserves the allure of a bygone era, making it a true architectural gem. Surrounded by cobblestone paths, heritage buildings, and other stone and brick structures within the Exchange District, 93 Lombard Avenue seamlessly marries the old with the new.

Situated in the heart of Winnipeg's Exchange District, this prime location offers easy access to a wealth of cultural and recreational amenities. The Forks, Shaw Park, the Legislative Building, Canada Life Centre, Millennium Library, True North Square, and the Railway Museum are just a stone's throw away. For dining, the proximity of renowned establishments like Clay Oven, Earl's, Carnival, and the Grain Exchange Building adds to the area's allure as an ideal destination for both work and leisure.

While preserving its historical character, 93 Lombard Avenue has been thoughtfully equipped with modern amenities to ensure a comfortable and efficient workspace. Having earned its designation as a municipally-designated historic building, 93 Lombard Avenue underscores the commitment to preserving Winnipeg's architectural heritage.

Formerly known as the Crane-Ordway Building, 93 Lombard Avenue stands as a testament to Winnipeg's commercial growth in the early 20th century. As it moves forward, the vision for 93 Lombard Avenue is clear: to continue offering a harmonious blend of historic charm and modern amenities, contributing to the enduring vitality of the Exchange District.