Evolved from a late-2015 proposal to replace a row of Mutual Street homes with a high-rise tower, marketing has kicked off for the 32-storey project by The Sher Corporation and Dream now branded as Ivy Condos. Scaled back slightly in density, the updated proposal features a reduction in units and a refined design by architects RAW Design.
As part of the project's marketing rollout, glossy renderings offer a more comprehensive look at the tower's exterior. A variation of the rectilinear condominium massing common to new Toronto residential towers, the design utilizes a series of extruded projections to break apart the facades. Punctuating the body of the tower, a two-toned opaque cladding appears to serve as an alternative to the back-painted spandrel glass panels commonly used on condo exteriors.
Fronting Mutual Street, the podium houses a mix of residential and amenity uses. The ground floor lobby contains a living wall, while levels 2 through 4 house condominium units. Renderings depicting the exterior of the podium show an ivy motif inlaid into glazing on the Mutual Street frontage, a nod to the project's branding. Residents of the tower will also have access to a 5th floor amenity level featuring indoor and outdoor spaces. Below grade, a three-level parking garage is also planned, offering 57 vehicle spaces.
While the initial proposal called for 275 suites, the project now features a total of 235 condominium units, with the one to three-bedroom homes ranging in size from 465 ft² to 1,226 ft².
Additional information and renderings for Ivy Condos can be found in the project's dataBase file, linked below. Want to get involved in the discussion? Check out the associated Forum threads, or leave a comment in the field at the bottom of this page.
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