Erin Millar
CSMO, Marlin Spring
Marlin Spring Developments
Toronto
30 projects
11,000+ units
TorontoHigh-rise

House
of
Assembly

House of Assembly, a brick and glass tower in the Junction Triangle, with the Toronto skyline behind it Sterling Road, Junction Triangle

Move-in ready. Assembly not required. >

17storeys 266suites 61.85mtall 2024topped off
Neighbourhood
Junction Triangle, Toronto
Developer
Marlin Spring, with Greybrook Realty Partners
Architect
Graziani + Corazza Architects
Interiors
U31
The building
Design

Brick, glass, black steel.

Detail of the brick panels and black window frames

A tower that remembers the neighbourhood’s factories. >

Brick panel cladding over a sandstone-coloured base, with black mullions and spandrels framing the windows. A recessed, fully glazed centre and a projecting volume break up the mass.

Inside: a rooftop terrace with barbecues and dining, a wellness centre, a party room and lounge, concierge, parcel storage, a pet wash and a play area for dogs.

The neighbourhood
Junction Triangle

Ten minutes to the train.

On Sterling Road, south of Bloor, beside the Barrie GO line. Bloor GO and UP Express and Dundas West station are about a ten-minute walk.

The Junction Triangle rooftops and the downtown skyline
What it taught me
Market lessons

From rendering to keys.

01 The read

Erin to add: what the market was doing when this launched, and the signal she watched.

02 The call

Erin to add: the call she made on product, pricing or positioning, and why.

03 The lesson

Erin to add: what it taught her about the market, with a number if she can share one.

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