Junction SQ Condos, a five -story residential building in Boutique in the 410 Keele Street. The mid-rise project one block north of the Dundas Street in the neighborhood of Toronto indicates the industrial aesthetics of the area and brings a modern mixture of red and gray brick masonry.
View to the southwest to Junction SQ Condos, designed by RAW Design for Block Developments
As early as mid -August 2024, the excavation had reached its full depth in January. In a wide view of the place that looks from the Keele Street to the southwest, soldier piles and wooden delay The Shoring Wall, supported by a number of angled H-beam tooth clippers. A horizontal steel raker reinforces the southwestern corner. At the end of the pit, bundled reinforcement, formwork and materials are staged. A sloping ramp on the Northwest Corner offers access to the location. The concrete base piss for the upcoming crane is visible at the southern end to prepare for its installation the following month.
View to the southwest from Keele Street to the excavation and tower Crane base, picture of Urbantoronto Forum Albertc
The construction was built over the degree by February 2025. In March, the concrete frame was increased by two floors, in which active plate work with cables, mechanical sleeves and reinforcement matting were left before a concrete puss for the third floor. A red concrete drill pump, which is located from Vine Avenue, bends above the site to place concrete near the center north of the Blue Crane. The scaffolding is available along the Keele Street frontage, while the red security in the second and third floor excludes plates.
A high corner view to the south of the construction of the concrete for the plate on the third floor, image of urbantoronto forum participating western100
With a view of the end of June 2025 to the south of the Keele Street, the structure had passed to the fourth floor, with the formwork and paneck being underway for the fifth floor. This view of street level shows active formwork, which is supported by vertical support posts. In the eastern and northern layers, the crazy installation is visible in the class, including sections of clear glazing in dark posts as well as black spandrel panels and metal -louvres. They are surrounded by white weather protection.
View south from the Keele Street to the first cladding and glazing in the class, picture of Urbantoronto Forum Albertc participating
At the beginning of this month, the concrete work in the top living floor had progressed. Scales are visible in the center north of the crane. Along the east -height, the Parapet geometry shows a staggered saw tooth profile and defines a number of boxing planters as part of the landscape design. The glazing and cladding on the north will continue to progress below.
A wide view of the building on the parapet and the top apartment floor, picture of Urbantoronto Forum participating western100
This yesterday's view, which looks northwest from the Keele Street, shows the concrete that was formed for the mechanical penthouse, which will be surrounded by roof terraces. The white weather safety is installed on the southern height to the fourth floor, with white and blue weatherproof along the angled east -height. In both increases, the metal frame is available before the deterioration systems. The scaffolding and sidewalks remain in the class.
View northwest from Keele Street to weather protection materials that are installed to prepare for the cladding, image of Urbantoronto Forum participating Western100
Along the Keele Street and in the North Elevation, Red Brampton brick masonry is planned for the first four floors, with bright gray brick cladding equipped with the fifth -storey floor. At the southern height, a mixture of glass pandrel and light and red brick masonry would offer contrast. As soon as the building has been completed, the building is 16.84 m and contains 65 condominiums.
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