383 Sorauren
A ten-storey brick building facing Sorauren Park, stepping back twice as it rises, beside the Robert Watson Lofts.
Overview & history
Gairloch Developments built it with Centrestone Urban Developments to a design by architectsAlliance. Double-height townhouses form the base and brick the middle; a stepback at the seventh floor leaves the frame standing open, and a second reaches a glazed pavilion.
Ceilings are exposed concrete at nine feet, ten in the penthouses, over engineered hardwood. Every suite has private outdoor space rather than an unbroken window wall, and the penthouses run over two floors with rooftop terraces.
Timeline
The building is completed and occupied.
It takes a City of Toronto Urban Design Award of Excellence in the mid-rise category.
Building facts
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