Ontario Construction News staff writer
Toronto recorded building permits valued at $1,433,304 in September, close to the $1,455,886,732 permits issued in August.
Here are the five largest September projects:
$216 million – 181 Sterling Rd.
Marlin Spring Developments is building this 17-storey mixed use condominium, institutional and retail project north of Dundas Street west and south of Bloor Street West. Graziani + Corazza Architects designed the structure.
$180 million – 88 Queen St. E.
Another mixed-use condo tower in downtown Toronto, this time 53 stories tall, with 587 units, according to building permit filings. Hariri Pontarini Architects designed the project for St. Thomas Developments.
$165 million – 20 Maitland St.
The permit describes this 41-storey condominium tower in Toronto’s Church-Wellesley Village area as a “complex building”. It will have 502 units, with additional retail space. BDP Quadrangle has designed the project for developer Plazacorp.
$160 million – 120 Church St.
The permit says the 45-storey apartment building will have 546 one to three-bedroom residences, and developers Madison Group assert the building will have more than “18,000 sq. ft. of indoor and outdoor luxuries” with “unmatched indulgences for children and pets that elevate the comfort and connection of the littlest members of your household.” Turner Fleischer Architects and Teeple Architects designed the building.
$120 million – 30 Olive Ave.
Clark Construction Management Inc. is building this 29-storey mixed-use condo in Toronto’s Willowdale neighbourhood. The permit says it will have 350 units. Architect Arcadis designed the project for Capital Developments.
See all the September building permit applications and permits issued.
