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Price/Sqft Range
1000 sqft - 1199 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$1,272 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 2021
Building Scale
Floors: 13 | Total Units: 290
Building Type
Mid-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 2021
Condo Corp
TSCC-2874
Date Registered
Sep 27, 2021
Common Element
Building Insurance
Water
WaterWorks Toronto is a 13-storey mid-rise built on a site which was home to the 1932 Toronto Waterworks Maintenance building, itself formerly the location of the 1837 St. Andrew's Market.
The 290-unit building was designed by Diamond Schmitt Architects in collaboration with ERA Architects, and offers a contemporary take on the original Art Deco industrial architecture, incorporating original steel beams and vaulted structures into the design.
A central open courtyard connects the historic masonry base to the residential additions, situated between Brant and Maud Streets in the King West corridor.
The building contains 290 units designed as soft lofts, with suite features including custom kitchen cabinetry, hardwood flooring, and stone bathroom finishes.
Average Price: $[Price] / sq. ft. This valuation applies to heritage conversion units located within the Waterfront Communities C1 district.
The development utilizes a mixed-use model where residential units share a footprint with public and commercial services. Residents have direct access to an on-site YMCA and a food hall within the building.
The food hall, located in the south wing, is designed to house 12 to 20 vendors and preserves original skylights, masonry walls, and steel beams from the heritage structure. The property sits adjacent to St. Andrew's Playground and within one block of the King West commercial corridor.
MOD Developments, in partnership with Woodcliffe Landmark Properties, specializes in heritage preservation and urban infill projects, integrating residential density into historical sites.
WaterWorks received the 2024 Canadian Home Builders' Association Award for Best Completed Mid- to High-Rise Building, and also earned the 2022 Toronto Heritage Award for Adaptive Reuse.
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