Project Facts
Client
Allied Properties REIT, Riocan REIT, DiamondCorp
Location
Toronto, ON
Status
Under Construction
Size
860,000 Sq. Ft.
Partner
JV
Adamson Associates Architects
410 Front Street will prominently anchor The Well, a new, pedestrian-oriented mixed-use neighbourhood also being designed by HPA. Consisting of 34 storeys of offices atop a two-storey retail podium, the building will be a gateway between the shops, residences, and businesses of The Well and the nearby Financial District. The airy quality of the ground floor, made possible by the design flexibility afforded by a side-loaded elevator core, will enable pedestrian flow through and between spaces. Terracing upwards, the form of the building relates to the skyscrapers of downtown, while the smaller floor plates allow for more office space flexibility on the upper levels. The modern industrial aesthetic of exposed stairways and macro-scale façade details harmonizes with the building’s context of railways and contemporary high-rises.
Project Facts
Client
Allied Properties REIT, Riocan REIT, DiamondCorp
Location
Toronto, ON
Status
Under Construction
Size
860,000 Sq. Ft.
Partner
JV
Adamson Associates Architects
A range of full-floor plate sizes and a side-core design creates a stepped-back structure that allows for open layouts and the infusion of natural light throughout the building.
A range of full-floor plate sizes and a side-core design creates a stepped-back structure that allows for open layouts and the infusion of natural light throughout the building.
The 3-tiered design of the building limits shadow impact and responds to its pedestrian-oriented neighbourhood without introducing an overly imposing presence. The stacked design of the commercial building – with towers 19, 28, and 36 storeys high – will sit atop the base that will house ground-level retail and a large lobby.
The 3-tiered design of the building limits shadow impact and responds to its pedestrian-oriented neighbourhood without introducing an overly imposing presence. The stacked design of the commercial building – with towers 19, 28, and 36 storeys high – will sit atop the base that will house ground-level retail and a large lobby.
A naturally-lit lobby with 25-foot ceilings and several outdoor gardens will offer a grandiose welcome.
A naturally-lit lobby with 25-foot ceilings and several outdoor gardens will offer a grandiose welcome.
Rooftop gardens will span the tops of the mid and low-rise levels and a lively, pedestrian-oriented podium will foster connection with the street level activity. The carefully curated materials reflect the King West neighbourhood and its modern industrial aesthetic. The combination of steel, glass, natural wood beams, and exposed brick relates to both the contemporary high rises and the historic buildings in the area.
Rooftop gardens will span the tops of the mid and low-rise levels and a lively, pedestrian-oriented podium will foster connection with the street level activity. The carefully curated materials reflect the King West neighbourhood and its modern industrial aesthetic. The combination of steel, glass, natural wood beams, and exposed brick relates to both the contemporary high rises and the historic buildings in the area.
410 Front will seamlessly integrate and actively compliment the residential towers and retail spaces within this mixed-use neighbourhood. With 34 storeys of office space, an engaging podium, and efficient connections through to the new community within the block, 410 Front will vitalize the existing public realm.
410 Front will seamlessly integrate and actively compliment the residential towers and retail spaces within this mixed-use neighbourhood. With 34 storeys of office space, an engaging podium, and efficient connections through to the new community within the block, 410 Front will vitalize the existing public realm.
