Block of fancy Toronto houses would be torn down for a pretty cool condo tower Toronto TorontoRealEstate RealEstate
incorporating curved edges and precast concrete brick panels with a striking bond pattern that projects off the tower's corners.The tower would include 434 condominium units, planned in a mix of 314 one-bedrooms, 69 two-bedrooms, and 51 three-bedrooms. Townhome units would be included along the ground floor on Glazebrook, maintaining a somewhat neighbourhood-feel for the side street.
Neighbours might not be thrilled about this and other proposals expected to intensify the area in the coming years, though there would be some benefits to locals, including new ground-floor retail space and the planned acquisition of off-site land by the developer to expand the nearby Charlotte Maher Park.
Area residents stressing about their already miserable commute will be relieved to hear that the parking component proposed is quite minimal, with just a two-level underground parking garage containing 91 parking spaces. This relatively light parking component is to be supplemented by an over 1:1 unit to bike parking ratio, with a total of 466 bicycle parking spaces planned in the underground garage.
It's still very early on in the planning process, so neighbourhood residents probably won't have to deal with a new construction burden any time soon, but it's just one project in a wave of redevelopment reshaping the area in response to the Crosstown line.
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