Anchoring the eastern edge of Bayside Toronto, Aqualuna is born of its spectacular lakeside location.

Concept

Sweeping terraces and balconies dance up and down the building landscape formed by two towers and a valley in between. The northern and southern peaks of the development shift slightly apart to the north west and towards the south east, resulting in maximized views from each residence. As the development dips in the middle, respecting the views of neighbouring buildings, it creates the perfect location for an amenity terrace overlooking the Parliament Slip to the east and Lake Ontario to the south west.

Angled Grid

The facades and terraces are angled to take advantage of the best views and sun conditions. All terraces are facing south-east or south-west. The angled grid creates facades that look “past” each other, maximizing the lake views.

Shared Amenities

The amenities are located in the middle of the building as a natural common space where the terraces from both towers meet. This building design allows for water views to the south and east from the sixth floor indoor amenity spaces and the outdoor pool terrace.