M3 at M City Takes the Lead as it Becomes Mississauga’s Tallest

M3 in M ​​City has now risen to fulfill its claim as the highest tower of Mississauga and to meet and overtake the recently repelled EX1 from the nearby condominiums of the exchange district. The 77-story tower was designed by Arcadis for Real's Real Estate Development LTD and Urban Capital Property Group and continues to rise and continue to take shape. M3 is part of the growing community in the city in the core of this city, west of Toronto.

View of the northwest after M3 in M ​​City, designed by Arcadis for Rogers Real Estate Development and Urban Capital

Urbantoronto recently delivered an update in December 2024 when the tower reached around 57 floors.

A look at the top of the tower in February 2025 shows a crane and concrete pump on the structure, while the protective panels on the top levels work on the moods of the weather. A construction heater runs along the northwestern height and reaches about half a dozen floors in front of the electricity at that time. The closure and spandrel panel cladding are available up to about about about about about the 58th floor with the segments of the white sawtock.

A close -up supervision of the construction at the top of the tower and the glazing installation, image of urbantoronto forum participating drum118

When we look south from the Burnhamthorpe Road to the south, we see a close-up view of the black and white balcony accents that will rise on the northwestern and southeastern increases. In the meantime, the six -story podium continues, with the upper floors of the southeast of volume being covered in a window wall system, with white weatherproof dressing along this elevation.

The black and white balcony accent

With a view of the southwest between the finished podium for M1 and M2, the M3 podium integrates into the street scene and has an angular curtain glazing area along the sixth and seventh floor.

Glazing installation progress in the south -east podium Volume, image of urbantoronto forum participating drum118

M3 by Parkside Village Drive, which looked suspicious increases, articulate his western face. White balcony edge accents that occur all three floors are installed up to the 49th stick. The beveled edge along the left side of the tower is more pronounced in the lower third. The crane for M4 can be seen in the background on the right, which has only partially hidden behind trees.

View to the southeast of Parkside Village Drive, Image of Urbantoronto Forum Fixing Open Closing

M3 looks west this month and has now risen to approximately level 68. The defining sawtooth balcony pattern is visible along the southeastern height, with sections exceeding up to the 55th floor. The crane is anchored next to the southeastern height near its southern point. In front of the podium you can see a blue boom lift on the sixth floor, where white weather protection material leads the balcony edge under the pavilion of the convenience.

View northwest to the tower crane, which is installed in the southwestern corner of the tower, image of the Urbantoronto Forum that is involved

With about nine residential floors and then mechanical penthouse self-self stayed up about 4 floors, and why there are some claims that this will be an 81-story building-HAT M3 just exceeded EX1, which was canceled at 60 floors or 201 million. While another tower in Exchange District Condos, EX3, will ultimately climb greater than EX1 and count 72 floors and 232 m, EX3 is still M3's total height of 260.29 m, which makes it the highest building in Canada outside of Toronto, a title that is currently kept by the StateTec tower by Edmonton by 250.8 m. As soon as M3 is complete, he will add 879 new residential units to the Mississauga city center.

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