Rising over King Street in downtown Toronto, the King Blue Condominium complex has been comprised of almost equal parts concrete pours and meticulous masonry preservation.
Built in the 1920s, the six-storey building was partially demolished a few years ago to make way for a new mixed-use development by Greenland Group— but crews preserved the north and west facades of the heritage structure.
Construction hoarding is a critical asset – it’s a key piece of real estate that supports the project’s brand but also communicates your corporate philosophy. It’s time to think strategically about this very public statement.
A new mural gracing the construction hoarding around the Lakeside Residences condominium project in Toronto offers a visual of what the East Bayfront community and the city’s skyline will look like once the condo is complete.
A decade into its transformation from post-industrial brownfields into a thriving mixed-use community, Toronto’s Easy Bayfront area continues its revitalization.
Greenland Group has partnered with the PATCH Project, a local social enterprise initiative that manages public art and urban development projects in the City of Toronto.
China-based international developer Greenland Group expanded into Canada five years ago, and today its projects are a major component of Toronto’s rapidly transforming East Bayfront area.
The condominium amenity upgrade movement is heating up as both developer and designers realize the need to provide an assortment of unique features and services is as important as the quality of the units themselves.
After the successful launch of the first tower, Greenland Group Canada is introducing prospective homebuyers to Lake Suites, the second tower in the Lakeside master-planned community.
Lake Suites, nestled between Toronto’s downtown core and shore, promises to be a residential oasis in a developing area. As Toronto’s waterfront undergoes a long awaited revitalization, there’s hope the city will create a beautiful area for everyone to enjoy.
