Monarch launched sales at its 49-storey Lago Condominiums this past weekend with the premiere opening of their new sales centre in a beatuful spot overlooking Humber Bay and the Toronto skyline. The beautiful, modern glass and steel building is marked by large wooden decks and soffits, with panes of coloured glass adding energy to space. Both the sales centre and Lago itself are designed by Graziani + Corarzza Architects.

Monarch's new sales centre with Nautilus condos rising in the distance

The sales centre is the new home for the many of Monarch Group's projects throughout downtown Toronto and the Etobicoke Waterfront, and currently also features models of Couture and Waterscapes, both of which are currently under construction. The scale model of Lago was the centre of attention this day.

Scale model for Lago in pride of place in Monarch's new sales centre

Scale model for Lago, showing the alternating light and dark balcony glazing

Lower floors of the building's podium will feature townhomes.

Scale model for Lago, showing the ground level townhomes

Lago will be a tall, slender point tower, most notable for its angled balconies and dark and light balcony glazing, alternating every four floors up the building.

Scale model for Lago, showing the alternating light and dark glazing and angled balconies

Scale model for Lago, showing the alternating light and dark glazing and angled balconies

The top of Lago will sprout fins on two of four corners, expressing radiator-like the function of some of the equipment in the mechanical penthouse hidden behind.

Scale model for Lago, showing the fins which will accent the tower's mechanical penthouse

Sales of suites at Lago is just getting underway. If you are interested in finding out more about the buiding, you can click on the dataBase link below.

Scale model for Lago in pride of place in Monarch's new sales centre