Seeking to offer a unique retail and lifestyle experience to the Dufferin and Bloor area, this Capital Developments proposal is backed by an impressive who’s-who of urban planners, designers and architects. The proposal appears to offer the neighbourhood exactly what its residents have been asking for, and likely a few things they didn’t even know they needed.

The Meadoway, a 16-kilometre long park that will connect sections along an existing hydro corridor and will stretch from Rouge National Urban Park in Scarborough to the trails that follow the DVP right into the downtown core.

Old buildings are already brimming with character so the purpose of a restoration is simply to retain the unique features reminiscent of old-times, while giving the property in question a much-needed facelift. From repurposing an ancient church to overhauling a derelict factory we’re showing you the best of the best from around Toronto.

The old Weston Bakery at the corner of Eastern and Booth Avenue will soon be known as Wonder Condos. Undergoing a major overhaul, this once-was bread factory will soon be the hottest hard-loft conversion on the east end.

A Toronto staple, Evergreen Brick Works is taking the everGREEN approach to reducing their carbon footprint. They’ve proposed building a cable car over the Don Valley to lessen the amount of visitors arriving by car.

Change is in the air down at Front and Spadina. The Well is a new multi-faceted development in the works that will bring new office, retail, and residential space — with a European flair.