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Built: 2024
Building Scale
Floors: 20 | Total Units: 309
Building Type
High-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 2024
Condo Corp
TSCC-3085
Date Registered
Nov 6, 2024
The Bread Company Condos is a 20-storey high-rise in Baldwin Village. ArchitectsAlliance designed the structure with interiors by U31.
The building occupies the former site of Silverstein's Bakery and the Ideal Bread Company Factory. The facade features floor-to-ceiling windows and ground-floor retail.
The development provides 309 residential units within the Downtown Toronto core. This project maintains a connection to the site's history through its branding and thematic elements.
The development offers 309 units and 33 floorplans. Layouts use names such as "The Bagel" and "Cinnamon Roll" to reference the site's history as a bakery.
Standard specifications include 9-foot ceilings and pre-finished 7-inch engineered wood floors. Floor-to-ceiling glazing is included in all units.
Kensington-Chinatown and Baldwin Village feature Victorian architecture near the Downtown Toronto core. The neighbourhood is situated near employment hubs including the Health Sciences District and the financial centre.
Residents are located near the Art Gallery of Ontario and commercial options on Spadina Avenue. The area provides access to the city's arts and entertainment districts.
Lamb Development Corp. is a Toronto-based developer focusing on high-density residential projects in central urban locations. The company uses thematic branding, as demonstrated by the preservation of the Silverstein's Bakery legacy at this site. Lamb specializes in modern high-rise developments in established neighbourhoods.
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