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<\/a>Rendering:\u00a0Sora, Courtesy of Gehry Partners, LLP<\/em><\/p>\nNew design and architectural changes were recently unveiled at a public meeting for one of Toronto\u2019s most noteworthy residential projects, Mirvish+Gehry<\/a>.<\/p>\n On Tuesday, February 9th, the latest updates were presented at a community meeting hosted by the City of Toronto for the two condo towers planned for King Street West and Ed Mirvish Way.<\/p>\n Canadian developers Great Gulf<\/a>, Westdale Properties<\/a> and Dream Unlimited<\/a> are collaborating on the project with Toronto-born architect, Frank Gehry<\/a>, who was present to reveal the latest updates.<\/p>\n\n \u201cThis will be the most talked about mixed-use development in the history of Toronto and we\u2019re thrilled to meet with the public to share the design updates of an unprecedented architectural project,\u201d said Mitchell Cohen, Chief Operating Officer of Westdale Properties.<\/p>\n The most recent amendments to the towers plan to maintain the height and density allowances that were approved in a 2017 zoning by-law amendment, a press release from the developers explains. Recent architectural drawings submitted to urban planners<\/a> in December 2020 show that the towers are seeking heights of 84 and 74 storeys with the mechanical roofs, approximately 308 and 266.5 metres to the top of the parapet. The taller western tower would maintain its supertall status, which is granted to buildings that exceed 300 metres in height.<\/p>\n