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Browse residential projects by location, construction status and development type. Explore the profiles to understand the homes, the setting and the information available about each development.
Toronto · Canada
357 King West is an apartment tower at King Street West and Blue Jays Way. Its residential design includes communal workspaces and upper-level gathering spaces. Great Gulf lists 340 homes in the 42-storey building designed by Quadrangle. Fitness, yoga and workspaces occupy the third floor, while the upper-level lounges and dining room support social gatherings.
Toronto · Canada
8 Cumberland combines a residential tower with a restored-looking brick podium at the edge of Yorkville. The contrast between the historic streetscape and new apartments gives the project a clear identity within central Toronto. Phantom describes a 51-storey building. The current project site lists studios, apartments with dens and two- and three-bedroom layouts. Shared facilities are concentrated on the fourth floor, including fitness and private entertaining spaces.
Toronto · Canada
Concord Canada House adds two residential towers to CityPlace near the CN Tower and Rogers Centre. Its proposed high-level shared facilities and waterfront context make it an identifiable Toronto project, with delivery status kept separate for each tower. The developer describes a SkyGym on level 71 and a SkyLounge on level 82. A level-ten outdoor space is designed to alternate between a summer reflective pool and winter skating rink. These are the marketed amenity locations; they do not establish the separate towers’ full floor counts or occupancy dates.
Toronto · Canada
Forma is Frank Gehry’s two-tower residential design for King Street West. Its sculptural façades and mixed-use city setting provide a strong architectural subject, while the profile keeps the two towers and their delivery programmes distinct. The published design proposes two towers of 73 and 84 storeys by Frank Gehry. The residential amenity concept includes wellness spaces, entertainment lounges, co-working rooms and an outdoor terrace. The towers and their delivery programmes should be considered separately.
Toronto · Canada
Home on Power is an apartment development at Adelaide and Power Street in Toronto’s downtown east. Its cubed building form gives the project a distinct identity. The completed building contains 505 homes, with architecture by CORE and interiors by TACT Design. Resident facilities include a fitness centre, party room, outdoor pool and barbecue area.
Toronto · Canada
Monde is a residential tower on Toronto’s waterfront. The completed building forms part of the city’s evolving waterfront neighbourhood. Great Gulf’s completed-community catalogue records 548 homes. This profile refers to Monde itself; the housing counts and facilities of neighbouring catalogue entries are not included.
Toronto · Canada
One Bloor East combines a tall residential tower with a retail podium at Yonge and Bloor. This profile covers the completed Great Gulf building. The developer records 789 homes in a 76-storey building anchored by a six-storey podium. This is One Bloor East, distinct from other developments using One Bloor or Bloor Street naming.
Toronto · Canada
Yonge + Rich is a residential development in central Toronto. Its apartment tower brings homes and shared facilities into a downtown setting. Great Gulf records 677 homes and a height of 45 storeys. Its downtown position connects the residences with the Financial District and the surrounding transit, shopping and dining network.