Toronto One Valhalla Towns & Condos + Triumph Phase Three | 116.12m | 35s | Edilcan | P + S / IBI

[Dannyo]

The prices are out, seems pretty good. Floorplans looking good too.

 

[Solaris]

from Urbanation's twitter site (scaled model photo):

Packed house at today's broker lunch for One Valhalla by Edilcan in Etobicoke. http://twitpic.com/1t30ib
12:03 PM Jun 1st via Twitpic ​

 

[Towered]

Predictable, bland designs sure sell well in Etobicoke - no wonder developers don't even try out here.

 

[khris]

Hey the townhomes look pretty sweet! Even have grassy roofs.

 

[Towered]

You're right, they are very nice indeed, but the developer couldn't have designed more boring towers if they tried, and that's the most visible part...

 

[Solaris]

Renderings

Some images from the recently launched http://www.onevalhalla.com/ website~

Site Plan

The Tower

The Towns

The Amenities

 

[urbandreamer]

Boring condos for boring ppl?

 

[Solaris]

I prefer One Valhalla's curved glass towers over the typical "glass box" seen throughout Toronto ~

 

[urbandreamer]

The Toronto Box is actually the best building design, although all glass isn't so great, according to engineers. Take a look at this video to understand why: http://watch.discoverychannel.ca/monster-quake-will-we-survive/

 

[maestro]

If anything, this curved green glass look is far more common throughout Toronto than the glass box look. It does boggles my mind that so many don't see it with their "not another box"

 

[urbandreamer]

With the new name (to keep the location fresh in a down market?) perhaps a new design?

The second phase of One Valhalla by Edilcan Dev in Etobicoke has a name: "Thunderbird" !

from urbanation.

Other than the obvious classic late 80's Ford Thunderbird, I think of the beautiful Thunderbird student residences at UBC....

 

[Solaris]

well its not exactly a new name ... just a name for the second phase of the One Valhalla project I think ~

 

[lordmandeep]

these are doing well as they are rather well priced, near the highway, near the subway and easy acess to the rest of the GTA.

 

[Redroom Studios]

If anything, this curved green glass look is far more common throughout Toronto than the glass box look. It does boggles my mind that so many don't see it with their "not another box"

OMG, 3 more boxes!

 

[MBS-Guru]

I love the retro-ness of the whole project .... not sure how this is gonna turn out though.