![]() Additionally, the 504 King streetcar is less than 400m south, and the 47 Lansdowne bus runs in a north-south direction. The 501 Queen streetcar - which stops at the Queen and Osgoode subway stations to the east - runs past the building. In addition, there would be 275 bicycle parking spots, with 50 for short-term use.Ī diagram of surrounding developments in the neighbourhood, image from submission to City of Toronto Below grade, a single level of underground parking is planned to include 73 parking spaces, including 14 for visitors. The plans call for 499m² of indoor amenity space on the ground floor, and 865m² of outdoor amenity space on the ninth floor. The west elevation of the site demonstrating the series of setbacks, image from submission to City of Toronto ![]() The taller portion is articulated on its east side. The building is set to feature a variety of step-backs from floors 6 to 12, intended to complement the streetscape of the Queen Street West and Jameson Avenue corridors. There would be a step-back of 5.87m of a larger portion of the site fronting Queen Street at the fifth floor. The north elevation of the site, image from submission to City of Toronto The first 4 storeys are designed to be partially recessed, featuring a setback of 5.87m at the residential lobby. ![]() The stepped mid-rise structure would feature retail space along the Queen Street frontage totalling 789m² in area. The development plans, prepared by RAW Design, reveal a design that aims to integrate seamlessly with the existing urban fabric and its evolving community. The building would be well-serviced by elevators, with 1 for every 83 units, which is well under the threshold of 1 elevator per 100 units. The new building will bring 249 new residential units to the neighbourhood. It would consist of 17,576m² of total gross floor area (GFA), resulting in a total Floor Space Index (FSI) of 5.48. The proposed redevelopment consists of a 12-storey mixed-use building standing 45.15m high. Looking southeast to the current site, image retrieved from Google Street View ![]() It is currently home to 1, 2, and 3-storey commercial buildings, along with surface parking. Located on the south side of Queen Street West just west of Jameson Avenue, the properties are addressed from 1437 through 1455 Queen Street West, with the assembly spanning an area of approximately 3,209m². Looking southeast to 1437 Queen Street West, designed by RAW Design for Stanford Homes Jameson Plaza Ltd., the owner of the land, has submitted a Site Plan Approval application for this mixed-use site. Just west of the hub, Developer Stanford Homes has proposed a new 12-storey mixed-use development at 1437 Queen Street West. One such recent case is CreateTO’s Parkdale Hub on Queen Street West, designed to enhance the vibrant arts scene of the area. Toronto's Parkdale community has seen several initiatives to evolve the neighbourhood in recent years. ![]()
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