Station Square + Park Lawn Gardens
Station Square + Park Lawn Gardens is a condo development by First Capital and Pemberton Group located at 23 Park Lawn Rd, Etobicoke. Offering a total of 1357 units at 66 and 46 storeys tall.
Coming Soon
Humber Bay Shores may soon become Toronto’s next major hub outside of the city core. The now vacant 27.7 acre site, previously the home of a Christies cookie bakery, is now referred to as 2150 Lake Shore. New owners First Capital and the Pemberton Group are planning a mixed-use neighbourhood anchored by a new GO Station and TTC transit hub.
The master plan for the site was submitted for Official Plan and Zoning By-law amendments in 2019, and the City approved the overall plan in essence in 2021, although there are some technical details to be finalized before a new Zoning By-law is in place. Now, the developers have submitted a Site Plan Approval amendment (SPA) to the City for the first phase of the massive development project.
The overall plan calls for 36 buildings which will be built over six phases, and will offer opportunities for new office, retail, as well as approximately 7,500 new homes in various unit sizes, tenures, and price points. (The height in storeys of the various buildings are indicated on the diagram above. Some of the shorter buildings are blocked from view in this northward perspective.)
Two parks will be created as part of later phases, and will be connected with public squares, a covered Galleria, pedestrian mid-block connections, and a new internal street network. As part of the proposal, many community amenities will also come to exist on the site, including a community recreation centre, two childcare centres, community agency space, a public library, and space for two elementary schools.
The first phase of the massive project is the two blocks located along Park Lawn Road closest to the new GO Station, and will facilitate the station’s use and its integration into the surrounding community. The GO Station and an associated relief road around the northern portion of the site are being advanced through separate but coordinated processes. The GO station is required by the City to be operational in time for the developers to open the first phase.
Phase 1 consists of approximately 21,577m² of land which will become home to seven Allies and Morrison-designed buildings, comprising two towers at 46 and 66 storeys, and five mid-rise buildings, which together will provide 28,897m² of office gross floor area (GFA), 6,487m² of retail GFA, and 97,147m² of residential GFA in 1,358 residential units.
In the north block, the 66-storey residential tower is designed to act as an identifiable landmark to the main approaches from the Gardiner Expressway, Lake Shore Boulevard West, and Park Lawn Road. To reinforce its role as a marker to the site, this tower will be capped by a ‘lantern’ surrounding the mechanical penthouse. The uppermost storeys are noticeably lighter in appearance to visually merge into the sky. At its base, the tower will be attached via a shared podium to an L-shaped, 13-storey office building with retail, direct links to the GO station, and other active uses at ground level.
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