Gigantic condo tower to replace popular Italian restaurant in Toronto Toronto TorontoRealEstate RealEstate
For their latest partnership, the Yonge Street project would bring a dizzying checkerboard pattern of window wall glass and brick-patterned precast concrete to the skyline.
Not much in the way of commercial space is planned to replace the businesses and offices that will be lost/relocated to make way for the tower. Just over 100 square metres of retail is planned for the ground floor across three retail units, representing just 0.31 per cent of the total 32,296 square metres of floor area.
The remaining majority of almost 99.7 per cent would be allocated to residential units and supporting amenity space. The residential component includes 489 condominium units, planned with 176 studios, 78 one-bedrooms, 162 two-bedrooms, and 73 three-bedroom suites, supported by a range of amenities spread across floors two through six.Just two car-share spaces are planned for the entire development, with the majority of travel needs expected to be addressed by the nearby subway line along with 500 on-site bicycle parking spaces.
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