Multitower Project Pushed for Downtown Toronto

A rendering of Toronto’s proposed ORCA Project development over a downtown railway corridor; courtesy of orcatoronto.com

A consortium of developers hopes to create a multitower, mixed-use project for a 16-acre rail corridor site in downtown Toronto, the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat reported on April 9. Under the proposal, the master-planned community would be home to 3,500 residential units, an office tower and an elevated railway park. Developers CRAFT Development Group, Kingsmen Group Inc. and Fengate Asset Management announced that, if approved, the development would cover a sprawling community named the ORCA Project. It would consist of high-rise residential towers, affordable housing, open green space, retail and entertainment venues in downtown Toronto. Documents submitted to the city show the ORCA Development including six residential towers plus a 36-story office building and approximately 48,499 ft2of retail space.

Get more of Elevator World. Sign up for our free e-newsletter.

Please enter a valid email address.
Something went wrong. Please check your entries and try again.

Citadel’s proposed new supertall HQ in Miami, designed by Foster + Partners

Plans Revealed for Citadel’s New Supertall Miami HQ

DEMELZA CHOSEN AS 2004 LEEA CHARITY

Demelza Chosen as 2024 LEEA Charity

Perez

Perez Named Regional VP at Blackstone Elevator Consulting

The new Birmingham office; image courtesy of UK Lift & Escalator Co. Ltd.

UK Lift & Escalator Expands With New Birmingham Location

The Millennium Line escalators at Commercial–Broadway SkyTrain Station in Vancouver, Canada, on September 27; image courtesy of TransLink

SkyTrain Escalator Project Moves to Second Phase

A PVE installed in a home; image courtesy of Celsius Systems

Celsius Systems Unveils Air-Operated Vacuum Elevators

UNITED CONVENTION PROGRAM NOW AVAILABLE DIGITALLY

United Convention Program Now Available Digitally

victoria escalators have a lift height of up to 75 m and a speed of up to 0.75 m/s; image courtesy of TKE.

TKE Handling Major Cologne Subway Escalator Modernization