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Rodeo Drive Condominiums

Sector: Car parking • Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Source: Urban Toronto

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16 and 32-storey residential development with retail at its base, at the south end of the Shops At Don Mills retail centre near Don Mills and Lawrence in the Toronto' suburb of North York. From the developer: Stunning architecture by the renowned firm of Hariri Pontarini and stylish interiors by award-winning Alessandro Munge set Rodeo Drive apart as an inspiring landmark in the Don Mills communit

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The project “Rodeo Drive Condominiums” is an infrastructure initiative in the Car parking sector, located in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Taiyo aggregates data on it from Urban Toronto.

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16 and 32-storey residential development with retail at its base, at the south end of the Shops At Don Mills retail centre near Don Mills and Lawrence in the Toronto' suburb of North York. From the developer: Stunning architecture by the renowned firm of Hariri Pontarini and stylish interiors by award-winning Alessandro Munge set Rodeo Drive apart as an inspiring landmark in the Don Mills community. Set on a majestic podium, Rodeo Drive rises 32 floors and is marked by a striking black- and-white colour palette evocative of classic modernism. The tower offers panoramic views of downtown Toronto, Don Mills and the Bridle Path neighbourhood, with park-like vistas in every direction. Perforated metal screens, pre-cast panels and fritted white glass on the building facade speak to a contemporary design vocabulary. “We weren’t trying to do too much, so it’s simple black surfaces, perforated metal screens, some articulated pre-cast panels, and fritted white glass, all of which speak to a modernist design vocabulary.” DAVID PONTARINI Hariri Pontarini Architects

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