We recently caught up with the ongoing construction of Dash Developments' Avenue 151 as the mid-rise condominium development closes in on completion on Toronto's Avenue Road, just south of Davenport. Since our late January update covered the Avenue Road frontage of the building, photos were recently posted to the UrbanToronto Forum that highlight the organic curves and details of the building's east facade.

Looking northeast to Avenue 151, image by Forum contributor drum118

Unlike the relatively flat street elevation, Avenue 151's backside takes on more of a curvilinear form. Large wraparound balconies bow outward, with the curved massing featuring the same textured precast panels seen on the west side, as well as a unique balcony guard system of gold-hued metal railings springing from the precast wrap—a change from the industry standard of glazing or perforated metal. 

East side of Avenue 151, image by Forum contributor drum118

Designed by Teeple Architects, with Giovanni A. Tassone Architects serving as Architect of Record, the 10-storey building has been under construction since the end of 2017. Behind the balconies, the cladding consists of window wall with gold-hued mullions, spandrel, and clear glazing.

Looking northwest to Avenue 151, image by Forum contributor drum118

Once complete, Avenue 151 will bring 70 condo new units to the neighbourhood. Residents will have access to a selection of common and amenity spaces appointed by ESQAPE Design. Landscaping is by Strybos Barron King.

Avenue 151, image via submission to City of Toronto

You can learn more from our Database file for the project, linked below. If you'd like to, you can join in on the conversation in the associated Project Forum thread, or leave a comment in the space provided on this page.