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2004
“X” 590 Jarvis Street: Contemporary distinctive 45-storey residential tower designed by Architects Alliance at an important intersection in the Central Area. (2004-5); Great Gulf
Balmuto/Bloor/Yonge Streets: 48-storey infill residential tower within a major urban subway node (2004); Marel
Yonge/St Clair: Urban re-design of a significant portion of an urban block at an urban subway node in Toronto’s Midtown with contemporary mixed-use street–related buildings towers and open spaces designed by Architects Alliance (2004-2009); Wittington
“The Avenue” Avenue Road- St Clair: Residential tower designed by Page and Steele as the missing component of an existing built form pattern at an important intersection in Toronto’s Midtown (2004); Camrost
The “Sapphire”: 80-storey mixed-use residential tower proposal designed by Turner Fleisher in Financial Core (2004); Harry Stinson
“Vue” Jarvis- Adelaide Streets: Urban rejuvenation of a prominent block in the central city adjacent St James Park, with contemporary mid-rise and residential high-rise buildings designed with regard for the heritage context by Hariri Pontarini. (2004-6); Aspen Ridge Homes
“Skyy” 1042 Broadview- Pottery Road: Contemporary residential tower designed by Page and Steele adjacent other towers on a main street adjacent the Don Valley ravine (2004-2005); Nin Jiom Holdings/ Minto
“BSN” 38-40 Charles West: Residential development including a tower, and within an urban subway node in the central core (2004); Cresford
174 Mountain Park Avenue Hamilton: A residential tower on the top of the escarpment (2004): Famleigh
2003
“London” 40 Esplanade: A mixed-use infill building at the edge of the Financial Core and the St Lawrence Neighbourhood combining a 5-storey base building which formally and architecturally completes the continuous frontage of historic warehouse buildings along the Esplanade frontage, with 32-storey and 16-storey residential towers above (2003): Cityzen
“Charlie” King- Charlotte Streets: Contemporary mixed-use and residential tower designed by Diamond Schmitt in King-Spadina urban redevelopment area (2003- 2007); Great Gulf
Yonge- Summerhill: Contextually responsive mixed-use street–related building and proposed public square adjacent heritage structures with a residential tower adjacent subway designed by Young and Wright (2003): Woodcliffe/ Equifund
46 Spadina Avenue: A contemporary residential tower and street-related mid-rise building designed by Wallman Architects at the corner of Wellington and Spadina in the King-Spadina urban redevelopment area (2003-2005): Forty Six Spadina
Lakeshore Boulevard: Twin residential towers in the west waterfront area (2003): Marel
100 Yorkville Avenue: Contextually responsive mid-rise and high-rise contemporary infill development incorporating heritage structure and tower element (18-storeys) designed by Hariri Pontarini in midtown (2003): Barclay Grayson
“Roehampton” 150 Roehampton: Contemporary residential tower designed by Page and Steele within an apartment neighbourhood area adjacent a subway node (2003-4); Charlie Moon
Mutual- Queen Block: Urban redevelopment plan of a large vacant block in central city with contemporary high-density, mixed-use mid-rise and high-rise buildings designed by Hariri Pontarini (2003-4); Duration Investments
Lawrence- Yonge Streets: A residential high-rise fronting a Main Street within at subway node adjacent low-rise neighbourhood designed by Northgrave Architect (2003-2008); Pinedale
“The Met” 21 Carlton Street: Contemporary mixed-use street–related building and residential towers designed by Page and Steele at an urban subway node in the central core (2003-4): Edilcan
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