Lanterra Developments announces landmark Project No. 31

By NextHome Staff
November 21, 2019

Renowned for contributing to Toronto’s skyline and culture, Lanterra Developments, led by Chairman Mark Mandelbaum, President and CEO Barry Fenton and President of Lanterra Construction Management and COO Christopher Wein, are pleased to announce that sales for the residences at No. 31 have commenced. The building, located in the iconic Distillery District neighbourhood, will provide residents access to the best of the city’s downtown amenities, including Sugar Beach, the new SmartTrack and various TTC stations, while living in the heart of art, culture and history.

No. 31 will consist of a 41-storey residential tower with approximately 428 units averaging 350 to 1,079 sq .ft. Ranging from studios to three-bedroom units, prices will start in the high $400s. Extraordinary interiors by Alessandro Munge of Studio Munge will provide a refined living experience that reflects the essence of the Distillery District, with a curated collection of old and new, mixing dark earth tones, exposed brick and pipping elements.

“The aesthetic of this project was inspired by the mix of elegant and edgy qualities of the Distillery District,” says Mark Mandelbaum. “Our vision for No. 31 is to create a community that has the beauty and grace of a European sidewalk, with a creative and dynamic essence you would find walking the streets of New York’s Chelsea neighbourhood.”

“We are well versed in creating landmark communities that attract a certain type of buyer,” says Barry Fenton. “To be able to bring No.31 to the historic and culture-infused neighbourhood of the Distillery District is a privilege, creating the city’s next highly sought-after address.”

“Having worked in the industry for many years, I’m excited to now be working with Lanterra and our exceptional partners to bring to market this incredible new building,” says Christopher Wein. “No. 31 will provide residents the best our city has to offer; from theatre and art by local vendors within the Distillery District, to close proximity to various transportation options and leisure waterfront activities.”

NO. 31 ARCHITECTURE

Designed by award-winning firms Arquitectonica and local architect of record IBI Group, the graceful 41-storey glass tower equipped with a brick framing, blends elements of the iconic Distillery District within its structure. Inspired by the area’s cobblestoned walkways, charming shops and historic beauty, the building naturally fits into this hub of arts, culture and entertainment.

NO. 31 INTERIORS

Moved by the charm of Toronto’s Distillery District, Alessandro Munge of StudioMunge aimed to not only support the buyer’s lifestyle, but enhance the essence of the notable city node through every design detail, giving residents a sense of comfort, style and wonder from the moment they approach the building until they arrive in their unit.

“We were inspired by the immediate design elements around us within the Distillery District when planning the look of No.31,” says Alessandro Munge. “We wanted to bring these attributes to the project through clean lines, merging contemporary and modern kitchen touches, and incorporating a palette of dark earth tones mixed with organic textures to showcase personality and style.”

Shared-space features will include a state-of-the-art fitness centre, complete with the latest equipment and yoga studio, a unisex dry sauna, indoor pool that has floor-to-ceiling windows with spectacular views of the Distillery District and Lake Ontario; multi-purpose party room with catering kitchen; reflective pavilion with sunken fire pit; 24-hour concierge; children’s play area and a pet spa and relief area

For more information and to register for the project, please visit 31condominiums.com and on social media at @no.31condos

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