Tip Top - Lofts 1
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Identification
Also Known AsTip Top - Lofts 1
Corp #Toronto Standard Condominium Corporation #1789
Address637 Lake Shore Boulevard West[1][2][3]
FrontsLake Shore Boulevard West, and Stadium Road
NeighbourhoodNiagara
CityToronto, Ontario, Canada
Urban AgglomerationGreater Golden Horseshoe
Shares Address WithTip Top Tailors
ClusterTip Top
Nearby BuildingsTip Top Tailors, Quay West at Tip Top, The York Harbour Club - Structure 2, 65 Grand Magazine, Water Park City - Neptune, The York Harbour Club - Structure 1, West Harbour City - Structure 2, Molson Brewery, West Harbour City - Structure 1, and Harbour Channel Housing Co-operative
Nearby ParksGarrison Common, Little Norway Park, Old Fort York, Stadium Road Park, and The Gore
WardTrinity-Spadina (20)
Technical
TypeHigh-Rise
DesignationResidential Condominium[2][5][6]
StatusComplete
Floors Above-Ground11[1][2][7]
Height (Non-Specific)48m (157.48f)
Suite Count256[8]
Suite Maxsize209.12m² (2,251f²)[8]
Suite Minsize55.65m² (599f²)[8]
AmenitiesMeeting Room[8], Fitness Facilities[8], Garden[8], Events Room[8], and Steam Room[8]
Companies
ArchitectArchitects Alliance[9]
DeveloperContext Development[6][8]
General ContractorLomax Management Ltd.[4][10]
Windows-Glass-GlazingQuest Window Systems Inc[4]
History
Complete (2006)
Construction (2004 to 2006)
Proposed (2004)
References
- 2008-06-02: Onsite Observations
- 2008-09-04: Onsite Observations
- 2009-07-19: http://www.geowarehouse.ca/
- 2010-01-25: Email communications with Jody Cash
- 2010-06-03: Simple-Knowledge, TREB MLS Summary Information, "Custom Extraction From MLS"
- 2006-11-13: HomeGuides, CondoGuide - The GTA Edition, "A condominium built to in-Spire - Start the new year in a new condo", page(s) 108
- 2005-04-23: The Toronto Star, "How they topped up Tip Top Tailors", WD Lighthall
- 2006-01-28: The Toronto Star, "Wide range of prices on the city's west side", Allison Harness
- 2006-09-04: HomeGuides, CondoGuide - The GTA Edition, "Glas - The epitome of modern architecture", page(s) 82
- 2005-05-28: The Toronto Star, "Out with the old, but not the charm", Shelly Sanders Greer