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Multi-generational living with a focus on wellness. This project presents an opportunity to re-imagine how purpose-built rental, for-sale condominiums, and community-focused commercial space can all be integrated on one large suburban site. Our local research and engagement process revealed a need for increased health and social services as well as senior’s housing in this part of Etobicoke, which has been expanding rapidly over the past decade. We believe that thoughtfully curated not-for-profit and commercial partnerships will help address these gaps and ensure the project functions as a community hub that serves its local neighbourhood. A wellness focus has also inspired the project design, which emphasizes social connections and the great outdoors through: generous public realm improvements featuring an extensively landscaped raised courtyard; a public conservatory; and expansive rooftop amenities. Source: Tas Impact

Designed with purpose for the Regent Park of today and tomorrow. This uniquely positioned project sits between the bustle of downtown and an extensive natural refuge in the Don Valley. It’s right on the edge of Regent Park – whose revitalization, spirit and people exemplify Toronto’s bright future. The project has been designed with great care and intent to strengthen this vibrant and dynamic local neighbourhood. At its heart is our partnership with The Salvation Army, with whom we’re building a new 12,500 square foot branch. The building’s podium will be open and lively with commercial activities thoughtfully curated to welcome and be used by building residents, local neighbours and visitors from further afield. Finally, residents will be serviced by a unique social and wellness focused amenity program. Source: TAS Impact

Connecting Cooksville will be a place to connect, prosper and belong—a true community hub for Mississauga. Everyone needs networks of other people and it’s impossible to make a community without networks. Jane Jacobs Pulsating with Possibilities At the corner of HiIlcrest and Hurontario in the City of Mississauga sits a vacant 5.5 acre site—one of only three multi-modal mobility hubs in the City of Mississauga. With direct access to Regional Transit, Light Rail Transit and Rapid Bus Service, it’s the ideal location for density and the “15-minute city.” An Ambitious Plan for Cooksville Connecting Cooksville is a development plan that will come to life over the next several years. The project vision includes 2,200 new homes in five residential towers, a new full-service community centre and public library, a central public plaza and urban forest, and community-serving retail and office space. Source: Connecting Cooksville

Creating a welcoming accessible place while celebrating the rich history of the church, the site it sits on and the Annex community. “In its beginnings, Walmer was characterized by openness—to different types of people, and to different ideas and projects.” – A Century for the City, Walmer Road Baptist Church 1889-1989 by Donald Goertz This site is located in the heart the Annex, one of Toronto’s most dynamic and storied neighbourhoods. It’s situated on traditional territory of many nations including the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Anishnabeg, the Chippewa, the Haudenosaunee and the Wendat peoples. The existing church has long been a place of community and social innovation. It’s where a food bank, theatre initiative, and Canada’s first co-located daycare all thrived and a diversity of people came together for over a century. TAS and our partners, the Walmer Road Baptist Church have been working together to create a bold new vision for this site. Our proposal includes: Adaptive reuse of the existing sanctuary, to include a new space for the Walmer Road Baptist Church and a new commercial community hub. 162 new condominiums in a 20-story building. A publicly accessible courtyard for residents and members of the local neighbourhood. The commercial community hub will be a welcoming, inclusive place that restores the sanctuary’s historical role as a place for community, connection and social innovation. We are excited to evolve this place at the corner of Lowther and Walmer in the Annex with and for the community and see this project as a tremendous example of our commitment to building for impact. Source: TAS Impact

Creating impact in Scarborough. This project is located in a well-connected, amenity-rich residential area. The site is near both the Guildwood GO and Eglinton GO stations, allowing residents to easily commute to the downtown core and other areas in the GTA, as well as the University of Toronto Scarborough campus. There’s also a proposed Eglinton East LRT stop directly beside the site at Eglinton Avenue and Kingston Road. It is located within 1 km of the scenic Scarborough Village Recreation Centre and the Scarborough Golf & Country Club. To the south, the site offers access to the Scarborough Bluffs and Toronto’s east-end waterfront parks. The site currently hosts two commercial buildings.? We plan to redevelop the site to include an affordable housing component and community-serving commercial at ground level. We will be prioritizing environmental sustainability, by reducing embodied and operating carbon through our design. Source: Tas Impact

Say Hello to The Keeley Parkyard Living Open Your Doors to the Biggest Yard in the GTA Architecture Downtown Design Comes Uptown Neighbourhood Connect to the Future of Downsview Amenities Life Beyond Your Suite Source: The Keeley Condos

2 TECUMSETH IS AN INCREDIBLE NEW COMMUNITY THAT EMBRACES THE COMPLEXITIES THAT MAKE NEIGHBOURHOODS GREAT.. ONE OF THE LAST MAJOR REDEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES IN THE URBAN CORE. The project is being developed by TAS. Its vision and design were inspired by the site's unique history, the findings of a comprehensive community engagement process and an unwavering commitment to drive social and environmental impact through real estate development. Source: 2 Tecumseth

Designed with purpose for the Regent Park of today and tomorrow. This uniquely positioned project sits between the bustle of downtown and an extensive natural refuge in the Don Valley. It’s right on the edge of Regent Park – whose revitalization, spirit and people exemplify Toronto’s bright future. The project has been designed with great care and intent to strengthen this vibrant and dynamic local neighbourhood. At its heart is our partnership with The Salvation Army, with whom we’re building a new 12,500 square foot branch. The building’s podium will be open and lively with commercial activities thoughtfully curated to welcome and be used by building residents, local neighbours and visitors from further afield. Finally, residents will be serviced by a unique social and wellness focused amenity program. Source: TAS