If approved, this particular stretch of Eglinton would see its tallest building yet at 31-storeys, 11-storeys over its closest competitor. BHarchitects | realestate realestatenews Toronto
, a new mixed-use community has been proposed for the northeast corner of Eglinton Avenue West and Wincott Drive. If approved, this particular stretch of Eglinton would see its tallest building yet at 31-storeys, 11-storeys over its closest competitor.
Approval of the application would permit the redevelopment of the subject site to include a trio of new mixed-use buildings, 22-, 31-, and 13-storeys in height, extending 104.75 metres at the development’s highest point. The application puts the total gross floor area at 76,066 sq. m, breaking down into 68,032 sq. m of residential space, 2,129 sq. m of indoor amenity space, and 2,503 sq. m of outdoor amenity space.
The application also outlines new features for public access, including a 1,700-sq.-m public park fronting Eglinton Avenue West, 659 sq. m of privately-owned, publicly accessible space, 3,556 sq. m of retail commercial space, 4,012 sq. m of retained retail commercial space, and 466 sq. m of community agency space.
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