OVERVIEW
Concord Canada House is poised to be a hallmark of Canadian pride and architectural marvel, destined to become an iconic and timeless landmark. Envisioned by Terry Hui, the President and CEO of Concord Pacific and Concord Adex, this development is designed to celebrate Canada with unprecedented homage, incorporating the maple leaf as a central design theme. It is a tribute to Canada’s rich history, culture, and the vibrant life of its location, promising a quintessentially Canadian way of living.
Concord Canada House embodies a fusion of historical reverence and modern luxury, offering a living experience that’s truly Canadian in spirit and in comfort.
UNMATCHED LOCATION
Situated on the shores of Lake Ontario, Concord Canada House stands in a significant historical and cultural site in Toronto. The development’s location is a testament to Canada’s rich past, from its early settler days to its transformation into a bustling waterfront hub. This prime location is not only a bridge to Toronto’s vibrant past but also to its cosmopolitan culture and lifestyle, offering residents a uniquely Canadian living experience that’s deeply rooted in history and modern luxury.
ICONIC DESIGN
The architectural design of Concord Canada House, with its illuminated maple leaf motif, serves as a beacon of Canadian pride and a second unique selling proposition. This feature, coupled with amenities inspired by iconic Canadian elements such as the Rideau Canal, exemplifies a lifestyle that is both luxurious and uniquely Canadian. It stands as a tribute to the nation, with outdoor living spaces and the highest residential amenity club in Canada, designed to offer spectacular views and a celebration of the Canadian way of life.
DEVELOPMENT HIGHLIGHTS
- Timeless landmark with maple leaf design theme
- Located on the historic Toronto waterfront
- Iconic Rideau Canal inspired skating rink
- Canada’s highest residential amenity club
- Environmentally conscious development with sustainable features
- Support for modern transportation with EV infrastructure
- Historical and cultural significance with onsite preservation of 19th-century schooner
- Transformative impact on Toronto’s downtown and waterfront area
