Welcome to 155 Antibes Drive
Learn more, ask questions, and provide your feedback on our exciting vision for the future of 155 Antibes.
The Proposal At A Glance
155 Antibes Drive is located just south of Bathurst and Steeles in North York. The property contains a 16-storey apartment building surrounded by open space and surface parking. Two new towers and townhomes are proposed on the land surrounding the existing apartment building, which will be maintained.
- 765new residential units, in addition to the existing 259 units
- 797m2public park
- 875vehicle parking spaces
- 781bicycle parking spaces
The Proposal
The vision for 155 Antibes is to maintain The new buildings proposed include a 32 and 34 storey tower and two 3-storey townhome blocks featuring 765 residential units, modern amenity spaces for residents, underground parking, a new public park and multi-use pathway connecting Antibes Drive to Bathurst Street.
Supporting Existing Uses
The Proposed Development will retain the 259 rental units in the existing 16-storey apartment building on the site, and will introduce building and site enhancements, which include an additional residential lobby, on-site parkland, improved pedestrian connections, and new site access points off of Don Lake Gate and Bathurst Street.
Animating the Public Realm
Residential uses will front onto Bathurst Street to activate and anmiate the street. This includes streetscape improvements, new pedestrian amenities, and enhanced access to open space, among other features.
More Housing Choices
The new 155 Antibes Drive will provide more housing options adjacent to transit and existing community amenities. A range of unit sizes and housing forms are proposed in the new towers and townhomes to complement the 16-storey rental building.
Connecting the Community
A new multi-use path will be realized, providing connections to the existing neighbourhood path and park system. Vehicular access will be consolidated to the east side of the property with connections from Don Lake Gate and Bathurst Street. Transit access will be maintained with the two bus-stops beside the property located on Antibes Drive and at the Don Lake Gate and Bathurst intersection.
Timeline
A Zoning Bylaw Amendment application was submitted to the City of Toronto on November 4, 2021, this submission begins the formal review process which will take many months. Here you can learn more about who we have met with, where we are in the process, and other major project milestone.
- July 2023
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Tenant Survey
- 4July 2023
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Community Consultation Meeting (View Presentation)
- June 2023
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Letter to Tenants
- May 2023
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Site Plan Application (SPA) submission
- 28June 2022
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Preliminary Report to NYCC (View Preliminary Report)
- 17March 2021
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Pre-application Consultation Meeting with City Staff
- 31August 2021
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Meeting with Councillor Pasternak
- October 2021
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Letter to Tenants
- 4November 2021
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Zoning Bylaw Amendment Application submission
Materials Hub
With the formal application to the City of Toronto for our infill development at 155AntibesDrive, a number of reports, studies, and plans have been submitted. We will continue to update this section with updated materials, City Staff reports, and community presentations.
SPA Application (May 2023)
Administrative
Architecture, Planning & Design
Engineering & Environment
ZBA Application (Nov 2021)
Administrative
Architecture, Planning & Design
Community Consultation
Your Questions
We invite you to discover the vision, get all of the information you need, ask questions and provide feedback, all in one place.
Who is Tenblock?
Tenblock is the developer and manager of the development process. Any questions related to the redevelopment of the property should be directed through this website and info@155antibes.com
Has this development been approved?
No. We need to receive the appropriate approvals from the City of Toronto before we can begin any construction work. We are very early in the process, and we anticipate that it will be at least 2 or more years from our initial application submission before we could receive approval to develop the site.
Are you keeping the building that exists on site today?
Yes. The existing 16-storey building will remain on the site, residents who currently live at 155 Antibes will continue to live in their units.
What are you proposing to build around the current building?
The existing building will remain, and two new towers are proposed fronting on Bathurst Street as well as townhomes located along Antibes Drive. The addition of these buildings also includes:
- updated indoor and outdoor amenities for existing tenants
- a new entrance to the site on Bathurst Street
- access to a new public park
- access to a new multi-use path
What stage in the process are you at?
An application was submitted for a Zoning By-law Amendment to the City of Toronto in November 4, 2021. There will be significant review and consultation by several parties before we can obtain the required approval from the City that would permit any construction to begin.
On July 4, 2023, the City hosted a Community Consultation Meeting and members of our team were in attendance to hear questions and comments from the community. We will continue to update the community as we move through the various stages of the development process.
How can I get involved?
This website will be where you can learn about any updates to the proposal, ask questions, and provide feedback. We encourage the community to use this digital tool as the go to resource for the redevelopment process. We will be sure to post any upcoming events for you to get involved. Have a question that wasn’t answered here? Want to provide your feedback? Submit your questions and ideas through the contact us form below.
The Team
Tenblock
Housing Developer
For over fifty years, we have developed and managed real estate in Toronto, with a vision of providing our community with great places to live. We have watched Toronto grow into a world-class city — as such, we are reinvigorated to add new, world-class buildings to further enhance how we live and work.
BDP Quadrangle
Architect
BDP Quadrangle is one of Canada’s leading architecture, design and urbanism practices. Based in Toronto, Canada, our expertise spans designing for the full spectrum of the built environment including mixed-use, residential, workplace, retail, transit, media, education and health.
Urban Strategies Inc.
Planning
Urban Strategies® is a global urban design and planning consultancy based in Toronto. Founded in 1986, the firm has a strong commitment to city-building and place making, and has led some of the most challenging, important, and highly consultative reurbanization projects in Toronto, across North America, and abroad. This commitment to excellence has been recognized with over 100 awards from provincial, national and international organizations. Urban Strategies’ clients include large cities and small towns, residential, commercial and institutional developers, public agencies, universities, hospitals, and community groups.
Bousfields Inc.
Community Engagement
At Bousfields, we believe the planning and community engagement processes are deeply rooted in collaboration and work to inform one another. We have a dedicated team of community engagement experts to support clients in meaningful engagement practices.