Every once in a while, something comes along that makes you rethink all your expectations. Welcome to the Art Shoppe* lofts and condos on Yonge at Eglinton. This changes everything.
624
Units
28
Storeys
the building
• Architectural design by award-winning architect Peter Clewes of architectsAlliance
• Two custom designed lobbies by world-renowned designer and style icon, Karl Lagerfeld
• Amenity and suite interiors by Cecconi Simone
• Landscaping by Janet Rosenberg + Associates
• Approximately 80,000 square feet of first-class retail within the building
• Expansive indoor & outdoor amenities stretching over 3 floors
Security
• 24/7 concierge
• Security access fob for all residents
• Enterphone and security monitoring system at lobby and secondary entrance
• Underground parking equipped with security monitoring system
• Personal remote transmitter for parking garage door access provided with each parking space
• Controlled door access throughout public/common areas
Suites
• Loft style suites with approximately 8' exposed concrete ceilings in all principal rooms
• Floor-to-ceiling high performance glazing/window system
• Choice of high-quality laminate flooring throughout
• Contemporary sliding doors to balcony, as per plan
• Concrete balconies with architect-designed glass an metal handrails
• Custom-designed solid core entry door with security view-hole
• Lever door hardware for interior doors in satin finish
• Built-in smoke/heat detectors and in-suite water sprinkler system
• In-suite controlled energy efficient air-conditioning and energy recovery ventilation system
• Individual suit hydro metering
Peter Freed is reimagining the city with his own brand of design-based development, constantly driven by what he calls an "obsession" with each and every detail of the design and building process, literally from the ground up. He's crafted a community of design-centric buildings, each with their own unique attitude.
A Canadian industry
leader with
international roots.
Experience has taught us that architecture, location and design all matter. But we’ve also learned that personal connections, trust and strategic relationships are what we really build.
