Toronto, ON
353 Sherbourne St
KPMB Architects
Entuitive
Hammerschlag & Joffe
Mulvey & Banani
BA Consulting Group
Janet Rosenberg & Studio
Arcadis
ERA Architects
Blend history with modern living
This mixed-use housing and community development delivers a rare opportunity to breathe new life into a cherished heritage building while creating a vibrant community hub including a large auditorium space accommodating many cultural events and community programs. Thoughtfully designed to blend history with modern living, the project will deliver over 400 beautiful, sustainable homes that set a new standard for design excellence. Residents and visitors alike will enjoy welcoming, revitalized and accessible public spaces—anchored by a park-side setting that seamlessly connects nature and urban life. Situated at the edge of Cabbagetown, 353 Sherbourne’s combination of heritage preservation, outstanding architecture, and community-focused amenities will enrich the neighbourhood for generations to come.
Proposal Highlights
400+ low-carbon rental homes
Community spaces
Ground-floor café and public square
Heritage preservation
Zero fossil fuel combustion on-site
EV charging stations
project details
- 400+ homes feature high-efficiency, all-electric geothermal heating and cooling systems and high-performance building envelope for enhanced thermal comfort and lower heating demand.
- Flexible community and gathering spaces are thoughtfully designed to foster connection, inclusivity, and a vibrant neighbourhood hub.
- The project features a ground-floor café, new public square, and park-side setting, providing welcoming and accessible spaces that seamlessly connect nature, heritage, and urban life.
- Heritage elements are preserved and integrated with modern architecture, maintaining the character of a cherished asset while enhancing the functionality and design of the development.
- Solar PV panels generate on-site renewable energy, lowering electricity demand through clean-energy production.
- The project operates with no on-site fossil fuel combustion, achieving zero direct emissions — a full 100% reduction.
Timeline
Public Consultation
TBC
Site Plan Submission
TBC
Construction
TBC
Occupancy
TBC
Q3 2025
Application Submission
TBC
Zoning Approval
TBC
Site Approval Plan
TBC
Construction Complete
News
property data
Zoning By-law Amendment Submitted
We Want To Hear From You
Part of being a good neighbour is keeping an open dialogue. If you have comments or feedback on this development, we would be happy to listen.