400 King West is getting higher and higher into the skyline of Entertainment District in Toronto and continues in the northeastern corner of the streets of King and Charlotte. The 48-story, predominantly residential building tower was developed by BDP Quadrangle for Plaza and has developed since the last update of urbantoronto in August 2024 to about three quarters of its final height.
View to the northeast up to 400 King West, designed by BDP Viereck for Plaza
The six -story podium in a close -up from November 2024 is dressed in warm -colored panels pre -made with brick faces, which is unveiled by vertical holiday pillars with Angular. Above the podium, the next levels are part of the transition of the mid-volume to the tower, which has the newly installed white concrete cladding that flank every window shield. Temporary guardrails remain.
A close-up supervision of the brick and the prefabricated cladding of the podium and the tower, picture of Urbantoronto Forum employee Ryand
In January 2025 to the west along the King Street, the construction reached the 31st floor, whereby the formwork is visible on the top level. The mass of the building has steals in the 7th and 11th floor. Along the eastern elevation of the podium, a black, reduced spandrel window wall installation is far going, with the upper three floors of the podium trapped, except when the balconies compete against the King Street (on the left). The concrete shear wall must still be covered below.
View west from the King Street to the dressing and glazing progress in the east-height, image of urbantoronto forum that participates immensely
In this February 2025, the view to the north opposite the King Street in South Elevation. Above the after -hoard, the angled metal dach was attached to the brackets of the plate edge on the second floor, supported in a copper -colored finish and the future is classified on the ground floor and in the housing tree window. Green weather protection is visible via windows on the third floor, through which a glass pand scrap was installed in three bays on the left. Higher up, translucent plastic leaves protect the ongoing work on the fourth and fifth floor, in which the stained balconies with white reveals and plate edges are now visible.
The South Elevation Fronting King Street West, Image of Urbantoronto Forum Fitror Projecting
Until March 2025 in this view to the southwest via Peter Street, dark blind window gun glazing is now changing around the podium podium of the east and north heights to the ninth floor. Fe -priority panels now run at about half the tower.
The steps along the east -height, to the southwest, picture of Urbantoronto Forum Northern Light
This month, 400 King West, which looks up at the streets of King and Charlotte, has risen on around 37 floors. The brick cover of the podium is largely complete, with the glazing and the spandrel installation on the third floor of the west height. In the west height, the glazing is now available to the 12th floor. Prefabricated cladding plates were installed as high as on the 18th floor. The construction high runs the southwestern corner of the south facade to about around 30th floor.
View to the northeast to the Bauhoch in the Southwest Corner, image of Urbantoronto Forum employee AHK
After completion, 400 King West will increase to 157.37 m and contain 612 residential units …
… But an application submitted in November 2024 to a low variance proposed proposed a small increase in the entire building height and a new configuration of the Penthouse floors -to redesign the suites on the floors 47 to 49 in order to create more and smaller units. This would increase the total number of residential units from 612 to 630. The application. The consideration of the application seems to have been postponed, but we examine its status.
Urbantoronto will continue to pursue progress in this development. In the meantime, however, you can find out more about this from our database file linked below. If you want, you can join the conversation in the associated project forum thread or leave a comment in the room provided on this page.
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