QuadReal’s Assembly Park in Vaughan to Grow by Three Towers

In Vaughan’s rapidly evolving downtown, developer QuadReal Property Group’s is set to expand its prominent Assembly Park community with the newly proposed Block 1E — three sleek towers rising 38 to 45 storeys, located at Jane Street and Interchange Way.

Designed by Sweeny & Co Architects, the development will deliver some 1,560 new rental homes across a gross floor area of roughly 99,730 m². Units are designed as one-bedroom or one-bedroom-plus-den suites, averaging 477 sq ft and 531 sq ft respectively, and as two-bedrooms (approximately 670 sq ft) for perfect for couples and small families.

Key lifestyle amenities accompany the new homes: approximately 40,000 sq ft of indoor amenity space and 10,000 sq ft of outdoor amenity area atop two-storey podiums. Vehicle and bike access is also integrated — offering 468 residential parking stalls, 156 visitor vehicle spaces, and 1,562 bicycle parking spots.

Strategically positioned, the towers are anchored by a two-storey podium framing the public realm, with active frontages, landscaped seating areas and over 1.5 hectares of dedicated parkland extending the community’s green-space network.

With its close proximity to the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre subway station and a master plan already anchored in 25 + acres of parks and public spaces, Assembly Park continues to embody a walkable, transit-oriented vision of urban life.

For full renderings, plans, and ongoing updates, read the original article on UrbanToronto.