A new development redefines Toronto urban design

by Alex Bozikovic

Rendering of Beltline Yards.

Toronto is growing in unexpected places and in unexpected directions. Take Caledonia Road: this north-south route is best known for factories and Italian bakeries. But soon it could add one of the city’s most and innovative new developments. This month, real estate companies Hullmark and BGO will unveil plans for Beltline Yards, a 1.7 million-square-foot mixed-use project here.

If approved and built, it will be large, with 1,946 apartments and a remarkable 300,000 square feet of light-industrial and retail space. But it will also be excellent. Led by London architects Allies & Morrison, it promises to be one of the best development projects in the history of the city.

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