On the 17th floor, an additional 2,970 square feet of indoor amenity space will be available. A total of 4,500 square feet of outdoor amenity space are also proposed. Most of this would be in the form of an outdoor terrace at the fourth floor, with views of Yonge Street. The building’s sixth and fifth floors have smaller outdoor amenity terraces that would face south.

These new condominiums will also require seven levels of underground parking. They will be able to store 189 vehicles and 196 bikes.

The Frank Stollery Parkette is adjacent to the site. This small, public courtyard can be found on the opposite side of the site. This parkette will be reimagined as part of the proposal and upgraded with better landscaping and an addition to a world-class artwork piece. It is a great space for Toronto’s downtown.

The base of the 878 Yonge Street Condos building will be modern and attractive. It will feature lots of glass and clean lines. Scollard will have access to the residential tower. It is slim in form and has a striking grid-like facade made of concrete and white marble.