The 0.6-hectare large site is presently occupied by a conference centre. The proposed development includes a 54-storey mixed-use conference facility and commercial tower. It consists of a 5-storey podium containing the conference facility, 8-storeys of mid- building office terraces, and a 41 storey office tower. The development will contain approximately 117,000 square metres of non-residential gross floor area, including 105,000 square metres of Class A office space, 9,580 square metres of conference space, and 2,580 square metres of retail space.
The 9,580 square metre conference centre replaces the existing conference centre. The new and modernized facilities will consist of a 1,900 square metre clear-span main ballroom, a 900 square metre clear-span junior ballroom, and 5,700 square metres of flexible meeting rooms, pre-function area, and back of house spaces. It will maintain the symbiotic relationship with the Westin Harbour Castle hotel, capitalizing on the 977 rooms of the hotel to attract conventions to Toronto and ensuring a high level of hotel occupancy.
The development has been designed to create a landmark presence at the gateway between the Financial District and waterfront, and a new destination along Queens Quay, the foremost public realm corridor. TIMELINE:
This project has been cancelled by the owner.
Coverage of this report is discontinued.
*Contacts are not available for publication.
* Technical Advisor: CS&P Architects was retained by CreateTO to undertake these services and is not eligible to be considered for the Design Partner role; City of Toronto is the owner of the land for the 11 Bay Street site, which is leased to the Project Proponent; QuadReal & Barney River are the Project Proponent acting jointly to undertake the proposed redevelopment of the 11 Bay Street site; 11 Bay St. Project Consultant Team is a team of design consultants retained by the Project Proponents to undertake the design of the 11 Bay Street project.
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