Bayside Toronto – Proposed Rendering for Phase Three. Image courtesy of 3XN/CNW Group/Tridel.
Following a design competition, real estate firm Hines and developer Tridel have selected Danish firm 3XN as the design architect of their latest waterfront residential project at Bayside Toronto. Joined by 3XN principal and senior partner Kim Herforth Nielsen, the development partners and architect released initial renderings of the proposed condominium last week.
Architect Kim Herforth Nielsen described his firm’s intention to create a vertical neighbourhood, with the family home as its inspiration. “The design puts people first, paying particular attention to the quality of views, space and lifestyle,” he said. “The development will command extraordinary views of the water, neighbouring parks, and the city skyline.”  Bayside Toronto – Proposed Rendering for Phase Three. Image courtesy of 3XN/CNW Group/Tridel.
Located along the water’s edge on Queens Quay East in the developing East Bayfront neighbourhood, the new condominium will be defined by an L-shape design that ensures views out across the water for residents, and also provides ample natural light to the public areas at ground level. Featuring a dynamic and distinctive architectural form, the building steps down from its highest point at its north-western edge where it faces the city, to an amenity space on the 7th floor, before rising back up towards its eastern façad...