emphurent
Active Member
This is one of the last major Under Contruction projects in Kitchener that doesn't have a thread yet. While modest in scale, it will likely be the most impactful among all the current downtown developments, as it's well integrated into the fabric of smaller storefronts and a intimate streetscape. This is technically phase two of the project (Phase one was completed almost eight years ago), but this is vastly different in execution from the original phase, with retail and POPS components.
Also since it's of relevance today since he just won gold at the Olympics, I think it's kind of funny they hired Andre De Grasse to promote living in
Downtown Kitchener
in this marketing video.
Renders (via Young Condos):
The tower is set back from the street, facing Duke Street.
My favourite part of this development is the six storey midrise set along king street, filling in the streetwall gap that has long made downtown feel a little empty.
Now on to the progress, photos taken by yours truly:
From afar down king by Central Station (Victoria), DTK is also just off to the left behind city hall:
The midrise section is beginning to get its cladding and is topped off, meanwhile the tower is rising quickly in the back.
These urban alleyways are sort of getting that Toronto feel with all the density.
Also to close off this post, as a little bonus to those wondering about the living situation (such as grocery stores), downtown currently only has a Shoppers, but will soon be home to a Marcheleo's just down the block. It will be the first fully stocked and amenity rich grocery store right downtown, and will be a huge upgrade for residents. This is a brand to keep an eye out on as they are also expanding quite quickly in Toronto. Here's a photo of the Kitchener store opening very soon. (Photo Credit)
Also since it's of relevance today since he just won gold at the Olympics, I think it's kind of funny they hired Andre De Grasse to promote living in


Renders (via Young Condos):
The tower is set back from the street, facing Duke Street.
My favourite part of this development is the six storey midrise set along king street, filling in the streetwall gap that has long made downtown feel a little empty.
Now on to the progress, photos taken by yours truly:
From afar down king by Central Station (Victoria), DTK is also just off to the left behind city hall:
The midrise section is beginning to get its cladding and is topped off, meanwhile the tower is rising quickly in the back.
These urban alleyways are sort of getting that Toronto feel with all the density.
Also to close off this post, as a little bonus to those wondering about the living situation (such as grocery stores), downtown currently only has a Shoppers, but will soon be home to a Marcheleo's just down the block. It will be the first fully stocked and amenity rich grocery store right downtown, and will be a huge upgrade for residents. This is a brand to keep an eye out on as they are also expanding quite quickly in Toronto. Here's a photo of the Kitchener store opening very soon. (Photo Credit)
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