Victory Silos Condos Coming Soon To East Bayfront Victory Silos Condos is presently a proposed combined-use residential high-rise development that will touchdown soon at 351 Lake Shore Boulevard East in the East Bayfront neighbourhood of Toronto. This pre-construction luxury tower will soar 50 storeys with approximately 300+ units, including commercial offices and retail space. Both Great Gulf Homes and Dream are collaborating to bring you this integral part of the much anticipated revitalization build of Toronto’s Waterfront. Page + Steele IBI Group Architects have been called upon to design the structure. It’ll be nestled on 5.3 acres of prime real estate which is bounded by Lake Ontario to the south, 333 Lakeshore Boulevard East to the west, Lakeshore Boulevard East to the north and the 3C Lands to the east respectively. The site, is referred to as the Parliament Street Slip, it is adjoined by water on three sectors. The development proposal includes the safeguarding of the silos as a unique architectural feature to be incorporated into the development through either adaptive use or repurposing by being functional and aesthetically pleasing, making it a landmark site. It’s been part of the City’s Heritage inventory since October 2004\. The transformation and restoration of this section of the waterfront is currently underway and is targeted to be completed over the next decade totally converting the face of this now defunct industrial precinct within its 3 block radius. Expect the tower to be designed with a modern glass-fronted structure with architectural elements to add texture along with a tree-lined streetscape to add visual appeal to its surroundings. Although details have yet to be finalized for the building it self and even including features and finishes, Great Gulf and Dream are known to offer a wide selection of floor plan layouts that include, studio units, one-bedroom suites, two and three bedroom dwellings as well. Pricing is anticipated to range from the high $400,000’s. The developers will be inclined to incorporate an array of practical amenities many would come to expect from an urban condo lifestyle. With retail space at ground level, 2-storeys of office space is also proposed, as well as a number of parking spaces being provided at below-ground level. Features in this luxury high-rise condominium may likely include a party room with a functional kitchen, dining room with multiple seating with a fireplace feature where residents can entertain their guests, a fitness centre, accompanied by a yoga studio, cycling room, games room, and a WiFi lounge. The landscape communal terrace will come equipped with a green space, lounging chairs, barbeque stations and a dining area for lounging, socializing and taking in the breathtaking city and lake views. Source: Victory Silo Condos

A NEIGHBOURHOOD THAT ASPIRES TO IMPROVE THE LIVES OF ITS RESIDENTS AND VISITORS ALIKE. Quayside is a small piece of land on Toronto’s downtown eastern waterfront with big ambitions. It will soon be home to a sustainable community that will provide a high quality of life for people of all ages, backgrounds, abilities and incomes – a 21st century urban district that is dynamic, inclusive and resilient. Quayside is the cornerstone in Waterfront Toronto’s vision for a world-class, complete community, and a key connection between the downtown waterfront, surrounding neighbourhoods and the future Villiers Island. Dream and Great Gulf – together known as Quayside Impact – invite you to explore this website to learn more about the vision for Quayside, our project team and some early milestones, and we encourage you to come back again over the coming days and weeks for more information. Source: Quayside To

“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

A NEIGHBOURHOOD THAT ASPIRES TO IMPROVE THE LIVES OF ITS RESIDENTS AND VISITORS ALIKE. Quayside is a small piece of land on Toronto’s downtown eastern waterfront with big ambitions. It will soon be home to a sustainable community that will provide a high quality of life for people of all ages, backgrounds, abilities and incomes – a 21st century urban district that is dynamic, inclusive and resilient. Quayside is the cornerstone in Waterfront Toronto’s vision for a world-class, complete community, and a key connection between the downtown waterfront, surrounding neighbourhoods and the future Villiers Island. Dream and Great Gulf – together known as Quayside Impact – invite you to explore this website to learn more about the vision for Quayside, our project team and some early milestones, and we encourage you to come back again over the coming days and weeks for more information. Source: Quayside To

Victory Silos Condos Coming Soon To East Bayfront Victory Silos Condos is presently a proposed combined-use residential high-rise development that will touchdown soon at 351 Lake Shore Boulevard East in the East Bayfront neighbourhood of Toronto. This pre-construction luxury tower will soar 50 storeys with approximately 300+ units, including commercial offices and retail space. Both Great Gulf Homes and Dream are collaborating to bring you this integral part of the much anticipated revitalization build of Toronto’s Waterfront. Page + Steele IBI Group Architects have been called upon to design the structure. It’ll be nestled on 5.3 acres of prime real estate which is bounded by Lake Ontario to the south, 333 Lakeshore Boulevard East to the west, Lakeshore Boulevard East to the north and the 3C Lands to the east respectively. The site, is referred to as the Parliament Street Slip, it is adjoined by water on three sectors. The development proposal includes the safeguarding of the silos as a unique architectural feature to be incorporated into the development through either adaptive use or repurposing by being functional and aesthetically pleasing, making it a landmark site. It’s been part of the City’s Heritage inventory since October 2004\. The transformation and restoration of this section of the waterfront is currently underway and is targeted to be completed over the next decade totally converting the face of this now defunct industrial precinct within its 3 block radius. Expect the tower to be designed with a modern glass-fronted structure with architectural elements to add texture along with a tree-lined streetscape to add visual appeal to its surroundings. Although details have yet to be finalized for the building it self and even including features and finishes, Great Gulf and Dream are known to offer a wide selection of floor plan layouts that include, studio units, one-bedroom suites, two and three bedroom dwellings as well. Pricing is anticipated to range from the high $400,000’s. The developers will be inclined to incorporate an array of practical amenities many would come to expect from an urban condo lifestyle. With retail space at ground level, 2-storeys of office space is also proposed, as well as a number of parking spaces being provided at below-ground level. Features in this luxury high-rise condominium may likely include a party room with a functional kitchen, dining room with multiple seating with a fireplace feature where residents can entertain their guests, a fitness centre, accompanied by a yoga studio, cycling room, games room, and a WiFi lounge. The landscape communal terrace will come equipped with a green space, lounging chairs, barbeque stations and a dining area for lounging, socializing and taking in the breathtaking city and lake views. Source: Victory Silo Condos

“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

A NEIGHBOURHOOD THAT ASPIRES TO IMPROVE THE LIVES OF ITS RESIDENTS AND VISITORS ALIKE. Quayside is a small piece of land on Toronto’s downtown eastern waterfront with big ambitions. It will soon be home to a sustainable community that will provide a high quality of life for people of all ages, backgrounds, abilities and incomes – a 21st Century urban district that is dynamic, inclusive and resilient. Quayside is the cornerstone in Waterfront Toronto’s vision for a world-class, complete community, and a key connection between the downtown waterfront, surrounding neighbourhoods and the future Villiers Island. Source: Quayside To