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A recent proposal submitted to the City of Toronto is seeking rezoning to permit a new mid-rise condominium development at 2880 Kingston Road, just east of St. Clair in Scarborough. The plan, designed by Studio JCI for Artlife Developments, calls for a building to replace a block of low-use commercial buildings including a car dealership, a work wear sore, and a Dairy Queen location. Renderings show a new DQ incorporated into the base of the redevelopment.
The building would rise 9 storeys with a mechanical penthouse and amenity level above, reaching a 32.56-metre height. The building would meet Kingston Road with 526 m² in commercial units on the ground floor. Above, a total of 104 condominium units are proposed in a mix of 53 one-bedrooms, 41 two-bedrooms, and 10 three-bedrooms.
Residents would have access to a selection of amenities split between the ground floor and the mechanical penthouse/amenity level. The ground floor includes 150 m² of amenity space, while the upper floor houses 340 m² of indoor amenity space connecting with a 172 m² terrace.
Below grade, the site would be served by a three-level underground garage containing 102 spaces, in addition to 8 at-grade parking spaces at the rear of the building, and 92 bicycle parking spaces. The parking component would be accessed via a proposed widening of a City-owned laneway.
Additional information and images can be found in our database file for the project, linked below. Want to get involved in the discussion? Check out the associated Forum thread, or leave a comment in the field provided at the bottom of this page.
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