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A Centre for the Community rather than a Community Centre Join us in shaping the future of 1871, 1879 and 1885 Weston Road. Bringing residential, commercial, and community spaces together into a vibrant, mixed-use site at the corner of Weston & Lawrence. We are pleased to announce that the Site Plan Application and Zoning By-Law Amendment was submitted on Dec 22, 2022\. This project brings residential, commercial, and community spaces together into a vibrant, mixed-use site at the corner of Weston Road & Lawrence Avenue in Toronto. Two residential towers above a shared 3-storey base building that incorporates the existing flatiron building. The existing 1947 Weston Park Baptist Church, including the main structure and vestibule facade, will be retained and relocated to the eastern edge of the Site. The project will include 33,702 SF of community space and 14,424 SF of retail in the 3-storey podium. The towers are proposed at 45 and 50 storeys and will contain 927 units in total (495 Tower A, 432 Tower B) with a total Residential area is roughly 658,976 SF. Source: Weston Park

Join us in shaping the future of a new mixed-use development at 1830 Weston Road. The proposed development will introduce a new 45-storey mixed-use building in the heart of Weston Village. The project will deliver high-quality housing with non-residential uses at grade, and will be designed to support a comfortable, animated streetscape along Weston Road. Source: 1830 Weston

A Centre for the Community rather than a Community Centre Join us in shaping the future of 1871, 1879 and 1885 Weston Road. Bringing residential, commercial, and community spaces together into a vibrant, mixed-use site at the corner of Weston & Lawrence. We are pleased to announce that the Site Plan Application and Zoning By-Law Amendment was submitted on Dec 22, 2022\. This project brings residential, commercial, and community spaces together into a vibrant, mixed-use site at the corner of Weston Road & Lawrence Avenue in Toronto. Two residential towers above a shared 3-storey base building that incorporates the existing flatiron building. The existing 1947 Weston Park Baptist Church, including the main structure and vestibule facade, will be retained and relocated to the eastern edge of the Site. The project will include 33,702 SF of community space and 14,424 SF of retail in the 3-storey podium. The towers are proposed at 45 and 50 storeys and will contain 927 units in total (495 Tower A, 432 Tower B) with a total Residential area is roughly 658,976 SF. Source: Weston Park

“Urbanistically, It’s Better To Have Mixed Neighbourhoods.” Set between Cherry Street and Lake Shore Blvd East, this is a mixed-use development of mammoth proportions. Spread over 13.5 acres, this master-planned community will house a cluster of condos, office, and retail spaces. Featuring a Barcelona-style plaza, filled with boutiques, offices, and cafes with patios, one structure that promises to be a Toronto landmark is 3C’s 50,000 sf arts complex. The project will also offer 225 affordable units, approximately 10 percent of the total number, for lower-income families. Source: Cityzen

Transformation of Villiers Island is well underway and is centred on the re-naturalized Don River, a massive investment by all three levels of government scheduled to be completed in 2024\. One of three privately owned sites, the 309 Cherry Street site creates an unparalleled opportunity of this most anticipated waterfront neighbourhood. Surrounded by significant parks and open spaces, the design features a new publicly accessible plaza, adaptive reuse of two heritage buildings, a number of green sustainability features, mid and tall building forms with commericial commercial uses at grade. Source: Castlepoint Numa

A Centre for the Community rather than a Community Centre Join us in shaping the future of 1871, 1879 and 1885 Weston Road. Bringing residential, commercial, and community spaces together into a vibrant, mixed-use site at the corner of Weston & Lawrence. We are pleased to announce that the Site Plan Application and Zoning By-Law Amendment was submitted on Dec 22, 2022\. This project brings residential, commercial, and community spaces together into a vibrant, mixed-use site at the corner of Weston Road & Lawrence Avenue in Toronto. Two residential towers above a shared 3-storey base building that incorporates the existing flatiron building. The existing 1947 Weston Park Baptist Church, including the main structure and vestibule facade, will be retained and relocated to the eastern edge of the Site. The project will include 33,702 SF of community space and 14,424 SF of retail in the 3-storey podium. The towers are proposed at 45 and 50 storeys and will contain 927 units in total (495 Tower A, 432 Tower B) with a total Residential area is roughly 658,976 SF. Source: Weston Park

“Urbanistically, It’s Better To Have Mixed Neighbourhoods.” Set between Cherry Street and Lake Shore Blvd East, this is a mixed-use development of mammoth proportions. Spread over 13.5 acres, this master-planned community will house a cluster of condos, office, and retail spaces. Featuring a Barcelona-style plaza, filled with boutiques, offices, and cafes with patios, one structure that promises to be a Toronto landmark is 3C’s 50,000 sf arts complex. The project will also offer 225 affordable units, approximately 10 percent of the total number, for lower-income families. Source: Cityzen

Join us in shaping the future of a new mixed-use development at 1830 Weston Road. The proposed development will introduce a new 45-storey mixed-use building in the heart of Weston Village. The project will deliver high-quality housing with non-residential uses at grade, and will be designed to support a comfortable, animated streetscape along Weston Road. Source: 1830 Weston

“Urbanistically, It’s Better To Have Mixed Neighbourhoods.” Set between Cherry Street and Lake Shore Blvd East, this is a mixed-use development of mammoth proportions. Spread over 13.5 acres, this master-planned community will house a cluster of condos, office, and retail spaces. Featuring a Barcelona-style plaza, filled with boutiques, offices, and cafes with patios, one structure that promises to be a Toronto landmark is 3C’s 50,000 sf arts complex. The project will also offer 225 affordable units, approximately 10 percent of the total number, for lower-income families. Source: Cityzen

“Urbanistically, It’s Better To Have Mixed Neighbourhoods.” Set between Cherry Street and Lake Shore Blvd East, this is a mixed-use development of mammoth proportions. Spread over 13.5 acres, this master-planned community will house a cluster of condos, office, and retail spaces. Featuring a Barcelona-style plaza, filled with boutiques, offices, and cafes with patios, one structure that promises to be a Toronto landmark is 3C’s 50,000 sf arts complex. The project will also offer 225 affordable units, approximately 10 percent of the total number, for lower-income families. Source: Cityzen