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King + Condos has opened for sales at the corner of King and Sherbourne in Toronto's most historic quarter. The 17-storey tower, designed by Tact Design, is being developed by King Plus Development with luxury homebuilder Terracomm Development. E.R.A. Architects are preservation consultant for the historic structure at the building's base, while Mike Niven Interior Design holds sway inside.
The facade of the National Hotel, an 1861 structure, will be maintained in place as new construction takes place behind it.
Two interiors by Mike Niven Interior Design: The lobby, followed by the party room.
The sales office is located onsite on Sherbourne Street.
Principals of Plus Development group Walter Aronovitch, left, Stephen Macaulay, centre, with Ali Mohtashami of builder Terracomm Development Inc., stand by the scale model of the building at a party thrown to celebrate the opening of sales at the 132-unit building.
Architect Prishram Jain, principal of Tact Architecture Inc.
Let's orbit the scale model. King and Sherbourne sides from the northwest.
Upper levels from the north.
Two shots along the Sherbourne side. First, closer to the sidewalk. The new construction at ground level, both on King and Sherbourne Streets, will be set back slightly so that the facade of the historic structure will be more prominent.
Above the heritage structure the tower moves from brick to glass so that the higher floors are unquestionably modern.
Interested in King +? Drop by the sales office and tell them where you read about the project, or simply register here. In the meantime we encourage your comments on the project. Leave a comment here, or click the link below to join in the discussion in UrbanToronto's thread for the project.
This article was originally published in forum thread: King + Condos (exBauhaus, 251 King Street East, Plus Development Group, 17s)
