The Garden District Condominium continues the exhilarating renaissance sweeping the Garden District neighbourhood in downtown Toronto. Continuing upon the recent gentrification of Shuter St, this remarkable 32-storey, 234-suite modern contemporary building consists of 3 elements: a heritage preservation base, a mid rise podium and a glass cantilever tower allowing natural light to fill the interiors, while north and south facing balconies offer an impressive view of the city’s skyline and the plentiful green spaces surrounding the area.
January 22nd, 2024
The Garden District Condominium is one of the latest residential condominium towers designed by Peter Clewes and Adam Feldmann of the acclaimed ArchitectsAlliance architectural firm. Inspired by the enduring shapes and timeless style of architect Mies van der Rohe, the design of the Garden District Condominium will withstand the test of time. The sleek interiors are designed by Dochia Interior Design, with luxurious and refined finishes that exude modern sophistication. Contemporary yet classic, the Garden District Condominium will be a handsome timeless beauty.
The heritage buildings facing Shuter Street will be carefully restored and integrated into the condominium. The base will be repurposed for a limited number of 2-storey lofthouses with separate entrances from Shuter St, and also for amenity space for the entire condominium. From the impressive 2-storey gym to the executive concierge, an amazing array of amenities will have you feeling utterly spoiled. An incredible walk score of 99, transit score of 100, and bike score of 83 means you can walk, take the TTC, or bike just about anywhere. And with future forward charging stations for electric cars, The Garden District Condominium truly connects the old with the new.
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