Midtown Toronto’s Yonge and St Clair neighbourhood is entering a transformative growth period that will see a number of new skyscrapers constructed over the next decade. Located immediately north of the Downtown Core, the area is serviced by the St Clair Subway Station along TTC Line 1 and the 512 St Clair Streetcar.

South-west facing view toward future development at Yonge and St Clair.Image Credit: Stephen Velasco

While the neighbourhood has seen little construction activity in recent years in comparison to nearby development nodes like Yonge and Eglinton, planned height and density are projected to give the area a well defined skyline of its own.

South facing elevation toward development at Yonge and St Clair.Image Credit: Stephen Velasco

Here’s a closer look at the ten tallest developments coming to the neighbourhood.

1365 Yonge — Proposed at 170 metres / 50 storeys

Located near the corner of Yonge Street at Rosehill Avenue, Originate Developments’ proposal is designed by Turner Fleischer Architects and would contain 655 residential units across 50 storeys.

Rendering of 1365 Yonge.Image Credit: Turner Fleischer Architects

45 St Clair W — Proposed at 166 metres / 50 storeys

Located on St. Clair Avenue W west of Yonge Street, Manulife Real Estate Investment Management’s proposal is designed by Sweeny & Co Architects and would contain 629 residential units across 50 storeys.

Rendering of 45 St Clair W.Image Credit: Sweeny&Co Architects

1 St Clair W — Proposed at 165 metres / 49 storeys

Located on the south-west corner of Yonge and St Clair, Slate Asset Management’s proposal is designed by Gensler and would contain 340 units across 49 storeys. It is worth noting that this development is an adaptive-reuse project to be constructed atop an existing 12-storey office building.

Rendering of 1 St Clair W.Image Credit: Gensler

 

One Delisle — Under Construction at 155 metres / 44 storeys

Now under construction at Yonge Street and Delisle Avenue, Slate Asset Management’s highly anticipated development is designed by Chicago-based Studio Gang and will contain 371 residential units across 44 storeys.

Rendering of One Delisle.Image Credit: Studio Gang

The Hill Condos — Proposed at 154 metres / 50 storeys

Located near Yonge Street and Balmoral Avenue, Metropia’s proposal is designed by IBI Group and would contain 542 residential units across 50 storeys.

Rendering of The Hill Condos at 1406 Yonge.Image Credit: IBI Group

St Clair Place — Proposed (4 towers) up to 150 metres / 44 storeys

Located near the north-east corner of Yonge and St Clair, Wittington Properties Limited’s proposal is designed by Diamond Schmitt Architects and would contain 1,361 residential units across 4 towers (44, 39, 27 and 13-storeys)

Rendering of St Clair Place.Image Credit:Diamond Schmitt Architects

1366 Yonge — Proposed at 135 metres / 41 storeys

Located on the northwest corner of Yonge Street and Balmoral Avenue, Bazis’s proposal is designed by Rosario Varacalli and would contain 489 residential units across 41 storeys.

Rendering of 1366 Yonge.Image Credit:Rosario Varacalli

The Clair (1421 Yonge) — Proposed at 128 metres / 34 storeys

Located just south of the Yonge and St Clair intersection, Terracap Management and Great Gulf’s proposal is designed by Hariri Pontarini Architects and would contain 198 residential units across 34 storeys.

Rendering of The Clair at 1421 Yonge.Image Credit: Hariri Pontarini Architects

 

29 Pleasant — Proposed at 120 metres / 35 storeys

Located near Yonge Street at Pleasant Boulevard, Graywood Developments and KingSett Capital’s proposal is designed by Turner Fleischer Architects and would contain 289 residential units across 35 storeys.

Rendering of 29 Pleasant Blvd.Image Credit: Turner Fleischer Architects

 

Rosehill Tower (44 Jackes) — 103 metres / 31 storeys

Located near Yonge Street and Rosehill Avenue, QuadReal Property Group, bcIMC and BentallGreenOak’s proposal is designed by Hariri Pontarini Architects and would contain 263 residential units across 31 storeys.

Rendering of Rosehill Tower at 44 Jackes.Image Credit: Hariri Pontarini Architects

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