Corus Quay
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Identification
Also Known AsCorus Quay[1], and First Waterfront Place[1]
Primary Address25 Dockside Drive[2]
Postal CodeM5A 1B6[2]
Additional Addresses125 Queens Quay East[1][3]
NeighbourhoodWaterfront Communities-the Island
CityToronto, Ontario, Canada
Urban AgglomerationGreater Golden Horseshoe
Shares Address WithGeorge Brown College Waterfront Campus - Health Sciences Building
Nearby BuildingsGeorge Brown College Waterfront Campus - Health Sciences Building, Redpath Sugars - Building 1, Redpath Sugars - Building 2, Redpath Sugars - Raw Sugar Storage, Cathedral Court Co-op, Scadding Court, Crombie Park - Building 1, Crombie Park - Building 2, Downtown Alternative Public School, and Woodsworth Co-operative
Nearby ParksBerczy Park, David Crombie Park, Market Lane, Parliament Square Park, and Princess Street Park
WardToronto Centre-Rosedale (28)
Technical
TypeMid-Rise
DesignationCommercial[1], and Office[3][4]
StatusComplete
Office41,806.37m² (450,000.02f²)[3][4]
Floors Below-Ground3[4]
AmenitiesGarden[1]
Companies
ArchitectDiamond & Schmitt Architects[1]
ArchitectQuadrangle Architects Ltd.[1][3]
Concrete SubContractorAnchor Concrete Products Ltd.[3]
Construction ManagerAecon Buildings Inc.[1][3]
Demolition CompanyPriestly Demolition Inc.[3]
DeveloperMorguard Residential[1]
Electrical EngineeringSmith & Andersen
Mechanical EngineeringStantec Consulting Ltd.[3][4]
Project ManagerMorguard Residential[1]
Sitework ContractorAnchor Shoring & Caissons Ltd
History
Construction (2008)
Excavation (2007 to 2008)
Complete (2010 to 2007)
References
- 2009-07-13: The Globe and Mail, "Corus building perks up Toronto waterfront"
- 2011-04-13: http://www.corusent.com/home/…
- 2007-10-05: Reed Construction Data, KeyMail Report, "Tedco Corus Building, 125 Queen's Quay E, btw Jarvis St Slip & Parliament St Slip, M4M"
- 2007-04-02: Reed Construction Data, KeyMail Report, "Project Symphony, Foot of Jarvis St, near the Jarvis St Slip, M5A"