Overview
Unrivalled, world-class condominiums in downtown Toronto. Frank Gehry has transformed the world of architecture. Now, the Maestro of Form is coming home. Forma's iridescent facade and twisting shape will reflect the colours of the sun and the form of the surrounding buildings to change Toronto's skyline. Located on King Street West, Forma will be an exceptional addition to the city at the nexus between the Entertainment and Financial District.
A Spectacular StartThe vaulted limestone-clad entry hall is an architectural masterpiece, as one would expect from Gehry. Ceiling-height windows wash the chamber in sunlight, which bounces from the sculptural reception desk across the warm Douglas fir surfaces and guest seating to be absorbed by the stunning art installation above. Handcrafted and installed by Frank Gehry's design team, the sculptural ceiling fixture was inspired by the work of The Group of Seven and Tom Thomson, painters who are dear to Gehry and prominently displayed at the nearby Art Gallery of Ontario.
For the sculpture, FOGA started with a golden maple leaf motif. Rendered in copper, the leaves were tiled to create an insulating surface that would evoke the movement and play of light across Lake Ontario - an important vista for the south-facing suites and a significant reference for the tower design.
Project Features
A flexible and dramatic extension to the private home, the Grand Suite is a luxury entertainment space for intimate events and milestone celebrations. Furnished with a bar, lounge, dining room, games room, and a chef's kitchen, the Grand Suite delivers the ultimate hospitality experience for all Forma residents and their guests.
More than just a private screening room, this deep red circular pavilion can host innumerable activities, including Oscar parties, cocktails and catching the latest sporting events on the big screen. Top-notch audiovisual technology elevates every film into a blockbuster affair. Wrapping the exterior, the grand terrace is a breath-taking perch to take in the sights. The outdoor lounges, barbecue area, and alfresco dining spaces can enjoy the fresh air and unparalleled views of the surrounding community.
- Sauna
- Jacuzzi
- Theatre
- Coffee Bar
- Spin Studio
- Yoga Studio
- Maker's Studio
- Games Lounge
- Lounge Seating
- Outdoor Terrace
- Meetings Rooms
- Treatment Room
- Recording Studio
- Grand Living Room
- Co-Working Lounge
- Cardio & Weight Training
- Private Dining & Chef's Kitchen
Steps to the King St. streetcar
1 minutes to Roy Thomson Hall
Situated in Entertainment District
0.5 minutes to David Pecaut Square
0.5 minutes to Royal Alexandra Theatre
Iconic Development in Downtown Toronto
Short walk to the Metro Hall PATH Network
Located within walking distance of St. Andrew Station and Union Station
Only a few minutes’ stroll to access Queen Street and Spadina streetcars
Situated just within a short commute of the University of Toronto as well as Ryerson University
Located a short walk from Art Gallery of Ontario, Roy Thompson Hall, Princess of Wales Theatre, The Rogers Centre as well as Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) Bell Lightbox
Location
Toronto's entertainment district is already an attractive option for real estate. This is truly an urban enclave where everything is at your fingertips. From world-class entertainment at hotspots like the princess of wales theatre and Roy Thompson hall to some of the city's trendiest restaurants, bars and clubs, there's always something to entertain, engage and inspire. The tiff bell lightbox, headquarters for the Toronto international film festival - which also hosts screenings and a-list industry events all year round - is right down the street.
The location scores a near-perfect 98 on its walk score and 100 on its transit score since it's right on the 24-hour king streetcar line and only steps from St. Andrew Subway Station. For slower-paced days, it's a fifteen-minute stroll to Toronto's idyllic waterfront, where you can grab a ferry and take a day trip to Toronto Island.
Homes in this district are covered by a wide range of Torontonians, from students and young professionals to executives who work in the nearby financial community. Even young families live in the area, attracted by its proximity to almost everything. It's not often you get a chance to invest in a project that will meet the needs of so many different communities and lifestyles.
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