Five months after UrbanToronto’s previous update, construction continues on No. 31 Condos at the west edge of Toronto’s Distillery District. Rising at 31 Parliament Street, the 46-storey condominium tower designed by Arquitectonica, with Arcadis as Architect of Record, is being developed by Lanterra Developments and Westdale Properties. Since our January, 2026 look at the project, work at No. 31 has shifted increasingly toward exterior enclosure while the neighbouring 32-storey Goode Condos has reached completion.

Looking across Parliament Street in May, 2026, No. 31 Condos is topped off at its full 46-storey height, its stepped massing clearly expressed along the west elevation as the tower recedes toward the upper floors. Brick-pattern precast cladding now wraps much of the west and south faces, while extensive window wall glazing and dark spandrel panels enclose the lower and mid-rise levels. At grade, exposed cast-in-place concrete walls and structural columns remain visible behind construction fencing, with sections of blue weatherproofing applied around column bases and several window openings still temporarily boarded with plywood. The tower’s prominent south-side crash wall remains exposed above the street and next to the Union Station Rail Corridor.