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Boston Valley TerraClad on the exterior facade of The Well development, Toronto

TerraClad® used in The Well, Toronto’s largest mixed-use development

April 8, 2022/in Blog, News

TITLE: The Well Coming Together With Textural Elements
SOURCE: UrbanToronto
AUTHOR: Teana Graziani
DATE: 04.04.2022

Photo Credit: Red Mars – UrbanToronto forum contributor

 

The Well is Toronto’s largest private architectural project, currently still under construction. The mixed-use development is comprised of a 36-story office tower and residential buildings of 14–46 stories, all rising above a 3-level retail base. When it is completed, the development will include a total of 1.1 million ft² of office, 500,000 ft² of retail and food services, and 1,700 residential units spread throughout six connected buildings.

Boston Valley’s TerraClad® product is being used on sections of the exterior façade, visible in the image above as a white, terra cotta panel system. By using sophisticated applications of terra cotta and brick, as well as glass and steel, The Well design will complement and preserve the industrial character of the historic King Street West neighborhood.

The design architect on The Well project is BDP London, while the architect of record is Adamson Associates. The installer is Clifford Masonry, and the general contractor is Deltera.

To read the full article online, click here.

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