The tallest condo in Canada is coming to Ontario but it's not in Toronto Ontario Canada RealEstate
And while the new build may not end up being the most towering highrise in Canada based on floor count — beat out by the 79-storey Aura at Yonge and Gerrard, which has condos plus multiple commercial floors — itAside from this impressive title, it will also have some other very unique design features, such as a sudden curve midway up the structure that will be accentuated by lighting on the edges and rooftop.
The top half of the condo will thus be visibly shifted from the bottom, echoing the swelling wave design on the six-storey podium below that masks an above-ground parking garage. A few other huge complexes have also been proposed for the area as of late — namely a dramatic 72-storey hotel, condo and entertainment centre at
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