1717 Avenue Road is the kind of building the City wants to see lining many of our avenues. With setbacks on both the arterial and neighbourhood sides, 1717's 6-storey height does not overwhelm its surroundings. At the same time, Tribute Communities and RioCan's new condominium raises residential density in accordance with the Province of Ontario's Places To Grow plan, while also renewing grade level retail infrastructure. Turner and Fleischer Architect's brick-and-precast-cornices design fits in with the jumble of traditional styles found amongst most houses on the neighbouring streets.

Rendering of the building from the northeast

Rendering of the building from the northwest

Rendering of the front foyer.

Model of 1717 Avenue Road seen from the northeast.

Model of a driveway at 1717 Avenue Road.

Model of 1717 Avenue Road from the northwest.

Model of 1717 Avenue Road.

Model of 1717 Avenue seen from the southwest.

Model of 1717 Avenue seen from the southeast.

1717 Avenue currently from the southeast.

1717 Avenue currently from the south.

1717 Avenue currently from the south.

Close-up of 1717 Avenue from the southwest.

Close-up of 1717 Avenue from the southwest.

1717 Avenue currently from the southwest.

1717 Avenue Road from the northeast.

1717 Avenue Road from the northeast.

1717 Avenue Road from the north.

1717 Avenue Road from the northwest.