The Ritz-Carlton Toronto
Identification
Also known as - The Residences at The Ritz Carlton Toronto
Address - 183 Wellington Street West
Neighbourhood - Bay Street Corridor
City -
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Urban Agglomeration -
Greater Golden Horseshoe
Nearby Parks - First Canadian Place Public Park
, Metro Hall
, Olympic Park
, Simcoe Park
and Union Station Parkette
Ward - Trinity-Spadina (20)
Technical
Type - Skyscraper Designation - Commercial, Condominium, Hotel, Other and Residential Status - Construction Other - 2,136.8m² (23,000.0f²)
Floors - 52
Underground Floors - 6
Height - 208.0m (682.4f)
Units - 402
Number of Hotel Suites - 267
Largest Suite - 557.42m² (6,000.0f²)
Smallest Suite - 147.62m² (1,589.0f²)
Companies Architect -
Architects Alliance Interior Design -
Babey Moulton Jue and Booth Real Estate Brokerage -
Baker Real Estate Reinforcing Steel Contractor -
C & T Reinforcing Steel Co Ltd. Developer -
Cadillac Fairview Construction Manager -
EllisDon Interior Design -
Estudio Mariscal Windows-Glass-Glazing -
Global Architectural Metals Precast Concrete Contractor -
Global Pre-cast Developer -
Graywood Developments Structural Engineering -
Halcrow Yolles Electrical Engineering -
Hidi Rae Consulting Engineers Interior Design -
Hirsch Bedner Associates Design Consultants Architect -
Kohn Pederson Fox Masonry Contractor -
Limen Group Ltd. Advertising -
Montana Steele Advertising Interior Design -
Munge//Leung Interior Design Electrical Contractor -
Nortown Elec Contr Associates Architect -
Page & Steele Architects Inc. Mechanical Trades Contractor -
Romtal Mechanical Windows-Glass-Glazing -
Sota Glazing Inc HVAC Contractor -
Sprint Insight Mechanical Engineering -
The Mitchell Partnership Ltd. Developer -
The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company, LLC
Building Record History 2007-06 - Construction 2006-08 - Excavation 2005-04 - Proposed
References 2009-12-05:
The Toronto Star, YourHome.ca, "HIGH-END MARKET - Luxury condos create mansions in the sky", Ryan Starr
2009-11-06:
National Post, "Model: Feeling ritzy", Lisa Van De Ven
2009-10-17:
The Globe and Mail, "A high rise for high society", John Bentley Mays
2009-09-25:
National Post, "It’s big, it’s bold and it’s beautiful; it’s the Ritz-Carlton’s new centre"
2009-08-25:
City of Toronto - Toronto and East York Community Council, "King Spadina East Precinct Built Form Study - Progress Report"
2009-03-02:
HomeGuides, CondoGuide - The GTA Edition, "Buy a residence at The Ritz-Carlton Toronto Condo, and see the world for free", page(s) 90
2008-08-12:
Reed Construction Data, KeyMail Report, "The Residences at the Ritz-Carlton, S side of Wellington St, between Simcoe and John Sts, M5V"
2008-04-28:
HomeGuides, CondoGuide - The GTA Edition, "Nosing in at The Residences at The Ritz-Carlton, Toronto", page(s) 96
2007-12-20:
Reed Construction Data, KeyMail Report, "The Residences at the Ritz-Carlton, S side of Wellington St, between Simcoe and John Sts, M5V"
2007-06-25:
HomeGuides, CondoGuide - The GTA Edition, "New Ritz-Carlton presentation centre showcases suites through leading-edge technology", page(s) 64
2006-12-16:
The Toronto Star, "Puttin' up the Ritz", Stephen Weir
2006-08-16:
The Toronto Star, "HOTEL AND CONDO", Allison Harness
2006-08-12:
The Toronto Star, "Sites abound in city's western core", Allison Harness
2006-03-27:
The Globe and Mail, "Cadillac Fairview tower to end Toronto dry spell", Elizabeth Church
2006-03-25:
The Toronto Star, "Where home is a hotel", Tracy Hanes
2006-03-20:
HomeGuides, CondoGuide - The GTA Edition, "Future residents sample fabulous food creations at Ritz-Carlton event", page(s) 92
2005-10-03:
HomeGuides, CondoGuide - The GTA Edition, "Ritz-Carlton Residences offer world-class luxury in downtown Toronto", page(s) 55
2005-09-28:
Commercial Property News, "Cadillac Fairview Puts On the Ritz With Planned $342M Toronto Tower ", Paul Rosta
2005-04-16:
The Toronto Star, "Putting on the Ritz", Theresa Boyle
2005-04-15:
Unknown, "THE RITZ-CARLTON, TORONTO WILL BE A NEW 53-STORY LANDMARK ON DOWNTOWN SKYLINE WITH 135 LUXURY RESIDENCES", Vivian Deuschl
2009-03-15: Onsite Observations
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