Uovo
Midtown, Toronto
Simply Sophisticated.
Uovo is for those who appreciate the finer things. Like a memorable evening in a perfect little place no one else has discovered yet. Or the appealing dissonance of jazz. Like a beautiful painting, abstract and full of angles and colours.
The Sher Corporation is Acting as Development Manager
Simply Sophisticated.
Uovo is for those who appreciate the finer things. Like a memorable evening in a perfect little place no one else has discovered yet. Or the appealing dissonance of jazz. Like a beautiful painting, abstract and full of angles and colours.
The Sher Corporation is Acting as Development Manager
Second pour of level 2 complete
January 31st, 2023
Second pour of level 2 complete
January 31st, 2023
Beautifully orchestrated and thoughtfully designed, uovo is a uniquely intimate boutique residence at Yonge and Hillsdale. It’s steps from Davisville, and just south of Yonge and Eglinton, where the city really comes alive.
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