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57 Spadina Plan Gets Green Light

Toronto's planning department has given its nod of approval to a 36-storey mixed-use project on the southeast corner of King Street and Spadina Avenue. Proposed by Diamond Corp and Allied Properties REIT, the development will see the replacement of an existing two-storey Winners location (built in 1900) with a complex that includes 313 condo units, 18k SF of retail space, and 35k SF of office space. The building (seen above in a preliminary rendering) will also have 352 bike parking spaces. Diamond Schmitt Architects designed the project, with landscaping by Janet Rosenberg & Associates.

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