Another triumph from Peter Clewes of architectsAlliance, the simplicity of the 23-storey building epitomizes Clewes’ neomodern approach. In response to the use of ornate decorations in 1970’s and 80’s, buildings created in the neomodern fashion, such as 22 Condominiums, are polished and pared down. Pedestrians passing by on their way to work can’t help but take note of the cool, minimalist look of the building.

Glass, glass and more glass is what give the soft lofts at 22 Condominiums its futuristic, watchful vibe, from both inside and out. Due to this impressive use of glass, the Toronto lofts at 22 Wellesley Street are endowed with floor to ceiling windows, allowing natural light to shine through in the days, as well as those bright city lights after the sun has set.

Glass is also used along the edges of balconies. Units contain generous balconies, including wraparounds for those lucky enough to score a corner suite. Those purchasing corner lofts will be rewarded by panoramic visions of the city due to the abundance of windows facing in multiple directions.

In addition, with 155 units yet only 4-8 units per floor, the odds of scoring Toronto condos for sale with a beloved corner exposure are high. Fewer units per floor also means loft sizes need not be small. One bedroom lofts begin at just shy of 500 square feet, while larger two bedroom plus den units are spread out over approximately 1,600 square feet.

In contrast with natural lighting and ample outdoor space, loft-style design features chosen by II BY IV Design include exposed concrete for the walls and ceilings, hardwood floors, and an open concept layout.

Amenities are generous, with a 24-hour concierge service, exercise facilities, a rooftop lounge with hot tub, a party room, and guest suites available for residents to enjoy.