
One Delisle Condo Tower Reaches Final Floor
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Torontos One Delisle condo tower reaches its final floor, marking a significant milestone in its construction. Designed by Studio Gang, this 44-storey, 155-meter tall building, located at Yonge and Saint Clair, is set to complete with a unique spiraling, flower-like form. Despite facing permit issues and setbacks, the project is on track for completion, with residents potentially moving in by the end of the year, adding a fresh landmark to the neighborhood.
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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — One Delisle Condo Tower Reaches Final Floor. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's April 22nd. From your city to your ears, this is Canada News Today, Powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story. Toronto's one-de-liol condo tower just hit a huge milestone reaching its final 44th residential floor. This 44-story beauty, a young and st. Clair, stands 155 meters tall, designed by Chicago firm Studio Gang in their first Canadian project. Developers slate asset management and globe as in group are pushing it toward completion. Even as Toronto's condo market cools off, heading into 2026, lay boom projects like this are reshaping the skyline with bold designs. Think Super Tall towers breaking height records and structures mimicking mountains or flowers. One-de-lile fits right in with its spiraling flower-like form. The build kicked off in mid-2022 but faced setbacks, including a public spat with the city over permits in 2024. That played out online. The team sorted it out, keeping the project on track despite the drama.
Now, with the last floor poured, crews will add a double-high crown in the coming months. The design features hooded modules that spiral up, tuned to Toronto's weather and vibe, creating a unique 16-sided spire. Residents can move into the 371 units by year's end, turning this spot into a fresh landmark that elevates the whole. Neighborhood.
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