City Place - Luna - Tower 2 Edit Building

Identification

Also known as - Block 26E - Tower 2

Approximate Address - Fort York & Spadina [map]

City - Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Region - Greater Golden Horseshoe

Complex - City Place

Complex Buildings - 22 buildings. See City Place for details.

Nearby Buildings - Luna - Tower 1, Parade - Tower 1, Parade - Tower 2, Parade - Tower 3, Parade - Tower 4, Metronome, aloft, Portland Park Village, Block 36, Sixty Lofts 2

Technical

Type - High-Rise

Designation - Condominium

Status - Construction

Height - 56m184feet

Floors - 18

Units - 320 suites

Suites - From 39m²428feet² to 104m²1128feet²

Companies

Architect - Kuwabara Payne McKenna Blumberg Architects

Developer - Concord Adex

Building Record History

2007-11-11

Reference Material

Contributors: Rod Taylor

• Harness, Allison. (2006, 12 August). "Sites abound in city's western core". Toronto Star.

  LUNA: Northwest corner of Bremner Blvd. and Spadina Ave. Builder: Concord Adex Developments. An 18-storey glass and steel building with two eight-storey winds and about 320 units in total. A 38-storey glass and steel building with about 320 units. Prices: Phase 1, from $157,800 for 428 sq. ft. to $459,000 for 1,128 sq. ft. Fees: 44 cents per sq. ft., plus hydro. Amenities: 24-hour concierge, outdoor pool, hot tub, indoor/outdoor party room, board room and movie theatre. Sales: over 75 per cent sold. Status: construction not started. Occupancy: November 2008.

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• Yu, Sydnia. (2006, 21 April). "Natural design elements highlight Luna building". Globe and Mail.

  The Luna condominium, the newest addition to Concord CityPlace in downtown Toronto, will be encased in glass, allowing natural exterior features to be fully appreciated indoors.

  In another exterior area, tall grasses, rock gardens and various organic elements will run under the shelter of cabanas, explains Johnson Cheng, sales and marketing manager for the developer, Concord Adex Developments Corp.

  Concord CityPlace, a 45-acre development west of the Rogers Centre and the CN Tower, is Toronto's largest residential project. By the time it is completed, there will be 18 condominium towers lined up on the property.

  The second will be an eight-storey, L-shaped podium for which more than 82 per cent of the 179 suites were sold out within a month of its release.

  Resting on top of it will be a curved 10-storey tower, which will include the second block of suites to be released in May.

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• "Final Report" [3.15MB]. City Hall.

• "Hearing Decision" [1.15MB]. OMB.