The two towers of Tridel and Hollyburn Properties' Westerly owner apartments have continued considerably in the Cordova Avenue in the Islington Village area of Etobicoke. Now their cranes were designed in September 2024, which were designed by Kirkor Architects and planners, the 20- and 27-storey residential buildings, which were designed by Kirkor architects and planners, the 20- and 27-story buildings in the Cordova between Central Park and Dundas Street, which was carried out by Kirkor Architects and Planers on the east side of the Cordova between Central Park and Dundas Street, who was designed by Kirkor Architects and planners on the east side of the Cordova between Central Park and Dundas Street, which was designed by Kirkor Architects and planners on the east side of the Cordova between Central Park and Dundas Street.
Westerly Condos, designed by Kirkor Architects and planners for Tridel and Hollyburn Properties
From northern Dundas Street we see Westerly 1 (right) and 2 (left) below. The cladding installation of Westerly 1 is on the top living level with a straight lattice made of white holiday panels and window wall with dark glazing up to approximately on the 17th floor. In contrast, Westerly 2 presents whitewashes and staggered projecting balconies in the distance. The construction habe remain attached to the west side of both towers.
A distant view to southeast to west 1 (right) and west 2 (left), picture of Urbantoronto Forum participating vminkov
Westerly 1, from the Cordova Avenue, shows its completed structural form with the reduction systems near the top of the tower. The straightforward podium levels dodge the corners rounded from above, where the steps are visible in the 4th and 12th floor. Casting and glazing are installed along the facade, except next to the lift. In the class, a green telescope handler is stationed behind the after -school care.
Look east to Westerly 1 from Cordova Avenue, Image of Urbantoronto Forum participating Vminkov
If this view looks north from Westerly 1, it emphasizes the closed south end of the podium. A layer of blue weather chops the edge of the podium roof, where a temporary fence encloses a future outdoor area area. The white Prepets include angled crimps that project from the surface in staggered intervals. At the corner, balconies are waiting for the completion of the installation of glass protection.
View north to the southern podium of Westerly 1, picture of Urbantoronto Forum participating vminkov
In the south, an crew member works from an articulating boom lift to install a sharply folded metal roof above the floor of Westerly. 2. In bronze -colored panels disguised and projected in a shaped, angular profile to the outside. Black -framed curtain wall glazing is located on the ground floor. Overhead, the third and fourth level of cantilever, with their subpages, which are defined by crispy plate edges and glass balcony.
View northwest until the ongoing construction of the Podium Baldachin of Westerly 2, Image of Urbantoronto Forum participating vminkov
In the southeastern corner, this close-up supervisor captures the sharp, faceted bronze clip-Baldachin above the lobby receipt of the building. The multi-plane geometry is brought together by clean seams. Below, well -groomed white concrete columns support the overhang. At the top has the facade of the tower with white feet plates, which are arranged in staggered vertical ribbons and generate a wave -like articulation over the facade. Corner balconies with glass guards project outside at an angle on the corner, while smaller balconies repeat themselves evenly.
The southeastern corner of the Westerly 2 podium, image of Urbantoronto Forum employee Vminkov
After completing the west, 1 and 2 west is 68.85 m or 87.9 m and deliver a combined 612 condominium units.
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