Construction of Tretti Condominiums is continuing to make progress in North York, Toronto. The former industrial area will be the home to a collection of medium-density residential developments just north of the 401 and east of Allen Road. Tretti Condos, one of the developments, designed by GH3, is near completion and has reached eleven of the 13 storeys it plans to accomplish. The 45.1-metre tall building will have two private courtyards providing space for adults and children alike. An outdoor square off the co-working space, shaded by birch trees and lined with bistro tables create an inviting place for meetings as well. The complex will be equipped with an innovative geothermal heating and cooling system that will use about 40% less energy than a traditional HVAC system, and produce 70% less greenhouse gas. It will also save over 5 million litres of water per year through the elimination of cooling towers.
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Residents at the Toronto Tretti Condominiums will still have total control of the heating and cooling in their suite, no matter the season or outdoor conditions. They will also have the added benefit of predictable monthly costs, confidence in a system with an infinite life span, and a tangible increase in property value.
“We want them to feel proud of their home, comfortable, and inspired. We’ve created both private and social spaces where form and function are in perfect harmony. The sun-filled children’s playroom that offers an inspiring space for creative and social activities; the co-working area where freelancers and remote workers can be productive without ever leaving home; the landscaped terrace with intimate niches and
dramatic views. We’ve really designed a place where people will feel that coming home is the most rewarding part of their day,” said Carmen Dragomir, one of the project’s main designers.
