Pinnacle One Yonge is rising on Toronto’s waterfront, where the longest street in North America meets Lake Ontario. This multi-phase development is transforming the city skyline and elevating the urban mix of residential, hotel, commercial, and retail space to new heights. The two-block project is envisioned as a complete community with approximately 5,000 residential suites, grounded by a plan that enhances the pedestrian realm. With north–south and east–west mid-block connections, there is a fluid porosity to the scheme that activates this emerging neighbourhood for both residents and visitors alike.
The North parcel adds three mixed-use residential towers to the site. The 65-storey Prestige features the first city-run community centre in a private development. SkyTower, now under construction, will top out at 106 storeys (1,154 ft/352 m) to become the tallest residential tower in Canada—making an architectural statement through its glazed, tapered form accentuated by vertical fins. The yet-to-be-named final phase will add another supertall of 95 storeys—a carved form that reduces wind loads and unifies the North block’s visual appeal.
The South parcel is envisioned as a housing-led mixed-use development with a pair of 80 and 85-storey towers unified by a cascading podium. Offering market condominiums, affordable rental housing, a hotel, childcare, community, and retail spaces, the parcel is further activated by a 14,500-square-foot corner plaza and a grand tree-lined promenade along Yonge Street.
