Our winter newsletter recaps some very exciting developments, including our revitalization of the CN Tower’s Lower Observation Level with design-build partner Bozsko & Verity, our Student Services Hub renovation at University of Toronto Mississauga, a new clinic for FACET Dermatology, a new home in the Kawartha Highlands, and a slew of other in-progress projects!
Read more here.
In 2025, we received zoning approval on 10 multi-unit developments and submitted six others, including one for 69 Old Mill Terrace (pictured here). Located a short walk from Old Mill Station, this site was designated a Major Transit Station Area (MTSA) by the City of Toronto. Our design for a 39-storey condominium tower “in the round” includes 371 units, over 30% of which are designed to accommodate families.
Learn more about the project here.
After the City of Toronto designated the Broadview and Danforth intersection a Protected Major Transit Station Area (PMTSA), we undertook a redesign of our mixed-use project for Choice Properties and submitted it for a rezoning application. Because the existing grocery store is one of the only large grocery retailers in the area, it was critical to devise a phasing strategy that would allow it to remain open throughout the first phase of construction.