This new modern student residence in downtown Toronto features 194,000 sq.ft of student accommodation and at-grade retail, in a 30-storey building offering a mix of two, three and four bedroom units to house a total of 593 students. The two-storey podium offers a mix of amenity services to enhance the student experience. In addition, “Pod Lounges” located every third floor are designed to provide congregation space for smaller student gatherings, as well as provide a unique design expression to the building’s main façade.

The second phase of the famed residential Tour des Canadiens project, located just south of the first phase, includes a 55 storey, 716,000 sq.ft. tower featuring 590 residential units. The building’s amenity spaces, conceived with Montreal’s downtown energy and vibrancy in mind, include an interior rooftop skylounge, an indoor/outdoor pool, and a wine bar and wine cellar. Additionally, the building sits on 55,000 sq.ft. of land, designed as an urban park, complete with an overhead bridge connection across St. Antoine St., connected into the Bell Centre and the Montreal Underground City.

The third tower of the Evolo residential project developed by Proment features fully equipped amenities, a unique exterior, subdued and relaxing color schemes and natural materials, an inviting lounge, and a state-of-the-art spa. Featuring 194 units spread over 27 floors, the building is designed by Jean Pierre Bart Architect.

Architecturally inspired by the area in which it is located - Montreal's "Quartier des Spectacles" district - this 35 storey, 284 unit "festive" building's theme is clearly evident in its design. The project includes 18'-6" high ceiling lofts and 16' windows on the first 5 floors, a rock climbing wall, and a sky-terrace on the 28th floor for concert viewing and barbecuing. The units feature modern finishes, European appliances and efficient kitchens.

This high profile, 50 storey, 552 unit condominium building is the first new project in Montreal to be connected to Montreal's famed "underground city", and the first project to be associated with the fabled Montreal Canadiens hockey team. Developed jointly by Cadillac Fairview, The Montreal Canadiens, Canderel, and the FTQ, the building is also connected to the AMT (Montreal's regional rail station), includes an exterior pool, lavish party rooms, lounges, fitness space, and a private spa area. The underground portion of the project includes a world-class sports bar, connected directly into the Bell Centre with independent VIP access for the Montreal Canadiens players. The interior of the units include European style kitchens complete with appliances, and designer bathrooms with customized fixtures.

A new luxury development located along the riverfront in Laval, Quebec. This 3 phased project includes 3 high rise condominium towers and ''beach houses'', all appointed with Poggenpohl™ kitchens, oversized tiling in the bathrooms, high end appliances, several pools, and spas, European style day-lounges and lushly appointed amenity spaces.

Nestled in a private forested enclave in the heart of downtown Montreal, this former convent built in 1895 was transformed into 95 ultra-high end condominiums in 2 separate buildings; the original building from 1895 and a new modern glass building on the property. The project includes 18 acres of landscaped area, imported Italian kitchens, an indoor swimming pool, and lush finish accents throughout.

The first phase of this 14 storey residential building consists of 132 residential units, including areas on the ground floor reserved for commercial spaces, and 2 full underground parking garages.

This 1.7 million sf, 79 storey residential tower is Canada's fourth tallest condominium building and ranks among the top 100 tallest buildings in the world. Five stories of underground parking accommodate the 940 residential units including five floors of ultra luxurious penthouses. A 5 storey, 250,000 sf podium sits at the base of the tower.
During construction, a temporary loading dock access ramp was built to be in operation 24 hours a day while a permanent steel bridge was constructed through the site using top-down construction methods. Not only is Aura one of the first fully sprinklered residential building in Toronto, but it also includes individual water source heat pumps for each unit.

"Downtown Toronto's Next address" is the third phase of Canderel Stoneridge's DNA project. Situated in the popular King West Neighbourhood, the building is very close to the trendy Liberty Village and within minutes of the entertainment, theatre and fashion districts and a short commute from the downtown core.
This 742,000 sf, 600-unit project includes 2 buildings joined by a retail podium, underground parking, three courtyards, rooftop terraces, and an all glass exterior facade. Units comprise nine foot ceilings, high-end finishes and spacious balconies.