The reduction installation has started in Kipling Station Condos and the next step of progress for the transit -oriented development of Centrecourt in Etobicoke in Six Points quarter is increasing. The 50-story mixed use development designed by B+H Architects has steadily climbed on Skwayrd since the last update of urbantoronto in April 2025 when the structure had just appeared above the class. The project is located directly north of the Kipling station with its TTC, GO and Miway connections and brings even more high-rise buildings to an area in the transformation.
View to the northeast to Kipling Station Condos, designed by B+H architects for Centrecourt
In July 2025 to the south of the Dundas Street and the Aukland Road, the structure has risen to four floors, with the deck and formwork to be used for the plate on the fifth floor. Red shorting posts support the Decking to prepare various concrete pleasure, while the thick transmission plate stands out between the third and fourth floor along the facade. A red concrete boom pump is located to the right of the crane, which is positioned on the ongoing panel casts.
View south to the cocking for the plate on the fifth floor, which is supported by Red Shoring posts, image of Urbantoronto Forum participating vminkov
At the beginning of this month, the podium is largely exposed to raw concrete along its south side. Lazing boards and posts are largely installed in the east. In the meantime, installed on the top of the first tower floor via glass and metal cladding. The loan of the projecting balcony plates are painted black between the fifth and eighth floor.
View of the southwest to glazing on the north height of the podium, picture of urbantoronto forum participating drum118
The structure looks east through the Dundas Street and has risen to ten floors, whereby the formwork is underway for the 11th floor. Four sections of the cladding were installed along the west side of the podium; Windows with dark pawns and Louvres framed. In addition to the location, Hydro One is also active and builds a new tower that can be seen here on the right, where older gear towers have recently removed and replaced by new support structures that carry power lines by the corridor. The work is part of a wider upgrade program, including the Etobicoke Greenway project, which increases the capacity along the 6.5 km route between Richview and Manby Transformer Station with a degree for 2026.
View to the northeast to painted sheets for the balcony plates, picture of urbantoronto forum participating drum118
This close -up view returns to the tower and records some of the first installed sections of the outer envelope of the tower on the fifth floor, where gray and black aluminum panels with dark post frame alternately. Polished copper -colored fins are inserted along the returns to offer contrast to the darker facade elements. The glazing boards are sitting in the cladding.
Clearing and glazing installed on the fifth floor, picture of Urbantoronto Forum participating drum118
Another detailed view underlines the first guardrail installations framed in stainless steel panel edges that define the projecting balconies.
Lacquered Razings for the projecting balconies, picture of Urbantoronto Forum participating drum118
A few days later, the tower rose to 11 floors, with the formwork for the 12th floor in the northwestern corner above the building. The cladding and glazing on the fifth floor were installed on the tower volume, whereby more copper fins are visible on the left of the hoist. The north and west heights of the podium are now largely enclosed, with visual glasses and pounds extend over a large part of the facade.
Closes and glazing installation progress on the fifth floor of the tower, to the southeast, image of Urbantoronto Forum -actor Fanoftorononto
As soon as the tower is complete, the tower reaches 159 m and delivers 563 condominiums.
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