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Identification
Approximate Address - 1015 Sheppard Avenue East [map]
City - Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Region - Greater Golden Horseshoe
Complex - Concord Park Place
Complex Buildings - 23 buildings. See Concord Park Place for details.
Nearby Buildings - Canadian Tire Sheppard - Tower 11, Canadian Tire Sheppard - Tower 15, Canadian Tire Sheppard - Tower 17, Canadian Tire Sheppard - Tower 19, Canadian Tire Sheppard - Tower 21, Canadian Tire Sheppard - Tower 23, Canadian Tire Sheppard - Tower 24, Canadian Tire Sheppard - Tower 4, Concord Park Place - Discovery, Concord Park Place - Discovery 2
Technical
Type - High-Rise
Designation - Condominium
Status - Proposed
Floors - 15
Companies
Architect - Du Toit
Architect - Kuwabara Payne McKenna Blumberg Architects
Developer - Concord Adex
Interior Design - Gervais Harding
Landscape Architect - Ferris Associates
Building Record History
2004-02-07 - Proposed
Reference Material
Contributors: Mark Simpson, Rod Taylor, Tipharah Lavigne
"Concord Park Place Phases 3-15, Sheppard Ave E, just W of Leslie St subway station, M2K 1C2". (2008, 23 January). Reed Construction Data.
Project: proposed land development may include: 4,000 residential units (high- to low-rise bldgs), parkland
Scope: 30,000,000 square feet; 15 storeys; 2 storeys below grade; 11 structures; 2800 units; 16 hectares
Owner: Concord Adex Development Corp
Architect: KPMB Architects
Architect: Du Toit Allsopp Hillier
Interior designer: GervaisHarding & Assoc
Landscape architect: Ferris Associates Inc
Wong, Tony. (2006, 31 October). "Giant condo project for North York". Toronto Star.
Vancouver-based Concord Adex Investments Ltd. has purchased 16 hectares near Leslie St. and Sheppard Ave. from Canadian Tire Corp. for $149.7 million. Concord plans to build at least 20 condominium towers on the site, including as many as 4,000 units with up to 4 million square feet of space, as well as a park and community centre, Cliff McCracken, senior vice-president of Concord Pacific Group Inc., the parent company, said yesterday.
The site currently has a Canadian Tire distribution centre and store. Canadian Tire plans to keep about 1.2 hectares for future use and will retain the existing store site.