A community-in-the-making at 2450 Victoria Park Avenue signals a new paradigm of holistic city-building, incorporating sustainable design and architectural excellence in a neighbourhood being reshaped for the 21st century.
Located just northwest of Victoria Park Avenue and Highway 401, 2450 Victoria Park will transform an underutilized property currently characterized by a number of mid-rise office buildings and acres of surface parking lots. A new vision by Collecdev, with contemporary architecture by gh3*, will realize the site’s full potential.
Introducing 1,029 units across four residential buildings, 2450 Victoria Park will feature a string of ground-level retail to reinvigorate the landscape. A public park anchoring the development acts as a canvas for disparate recreational activities while promoting active and healthy lifestyles for residents.
Obtaining Toronto Green Standard certification, a variety of eco-friendly measures will be employed, including energy conservation features designed to reduce the development’s carbon footprint.
Positioned between Don Mills subway and Agincourt GO stations, the masterplanned development leverages the area’s key transit connections and achieves the Province of Ontario’s densification targets around commuter hubs.
Forming a crucial component of the City of Toronto’s ConsumersNext Secondary Plan, a multi-modal transportation strategy designed to transform the area into one of the most commuter-friendly areas in the city, 2450 Victoria Park will serve as a model for other developments in the neighbourhood to follow.
2450 Victoria Park Avenue is well served by transit connections, with several bus routes providing frequent service to Lines 2 and 4 of the TTC’s subway network. The proposed Sheppard East LRT line will further enhance neighbourhood connections, and new bike paths along Sheppard Avenue East, Victoria Park Avenue and Consumers Road maximize safety and provide additional transportation options for residents. An ample supply of bicycle parking contained within the development will meet the growing demand for infrastructure supporting alternative modes of transport.
2450 Victoria Park combines all the elements of a thriving community—high-profile architecture, sustainable design, access to green space, and a dynamic location—to welcome a new era of city-building and placemaking at the border of North York and Scarborough.
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