Hullmark Centre

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High-rise condo in Toronto

4779 Yonge St, Toronto, ON

The Hullmark Centre is a focal point in North York’s Yonge and Sheppard districts!

Hullmark Centre is a condominium property developed by Tridel and Hullmark at 4779 Yonge St. in Toronto. The building’s architectural concept includes two slender point towers set in rotation along the curvilinear sweep of a five-story commercial office podium. This sweep is accentuated by a concave environmental visual media screen, which animates the Grand Plaza, enhancing its year-round usability and establishing an urban node as one of Toronto’s important high-density development areas.

This project has 35 to 45-story buildings and 340 units with suites ranging from 462 to 2,272 square feet. Kirkor Architects and Planners designed this high-end residence while Mike Niven Interior Design Inc. and SGH Design Partners, both award-winning design firms, were picked as the building’s interior designers. The construction was finished in 2014.

The Hullmark Centre has swiftly become an iconic uptown Toronto landmark, a favourite of photographers and locals, and has been featured in countless print publications. Hullmark has set a new benchmark for “live, work, and play” in Toronto with its elegant residences, premium retail choices, unique condominium offices, and direct access to the Yonge Subway station.

Highlights

This location is in the Willowdale East neighbourhood in Toronto
40 minute walk from Port Credit Go station and Future Hurontario LRT
Close to shops, restaurants, and entertainment centres
The structure is the focal point of the Yonge and Sheppard district
Easy access to York University Glendon Campus and Tyndale University
It includes façade finishes and interiors
It has 240,000 square feet of office space and 60,000 square feet of premier commercial office space
It includes Hullmark Club with a selection of facilities

Neighborhood

Hullmark Centre is a condominium building in Toronto‘s Willowdale East neighbourhood with a 92/100 walk score and an 89/100 transit score, implying that everyday tasks do not necessitate the use of a car.

Hullmark is near to shopping at Don Mills and Bayview Village, and several additional plazas are a short drive away. Aristo is only a short walk away from residents. Furthermore, the site is close to restaurants, the Yonge and Sheppard subway stations, and the Don Valley Parkway. As a result, residents can get to downtown East quickly. Residents working at the office can also enjoy some relaxation. Furthermore, inhabitants get immediate access to a simple tour of Toronto.

Transportation

The Hullmark Centre is conveniently located in the lovely city of Toronto. With a transit score of 89, commuters can reach the nearest light rail stop at Sheppard Ave East at Yonge St East Side in minutes. The building is merely a minute’s walk from Sheppard-Yonge station.

The DVP, 404, and 401 are neighbouring highways for motorists, with easy access to the Yonge-Sheppard TTC station. Furthermore, those who need to fly may take around 14 minutes to reach Toronto Pearson International Airport.

Education

This thriving neighbourhood is home to numerous well-known educational institutions. Families with school-aged children may relax knowing that multiple schools are within walking distance. The York University Glendon Campus is only 11 minutes away, and Tyndale University is only 12 minutes away, drawing postsecondary students to live in the region, which is perfect for off-campus living.

Furthermore, Don Valley Academy, Little Own Private School, Horizons Secondary School, and many other elementary and secondary schools are among the best in the region.

Outdoor

Residents at Hullmark Centre get the best of both worlds: serenity and thrills. Residents may go shopping, run errands, and eat at the nearby Yong Sheppard Centre. Residents of 5 Sheppard Ave. E. will never have to drive far to dine out because everything is within walking distance. If you appreciate grabbing coffee locally, you’ll love the fact that WFM Coffee Bar is less than 2 minutes away.

Families will also have a variety of activities to participate in and enjoy themselves. For people who enjoy the outdoors, this is the perfect place to live because it includes everything from parks to recreational areas to trails and much more. Avondale Park, Willowdale Park, Albert Standing Park, and many others are nearby parks for picnics or sports.

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Amenities

The two-point towers of Hullmark Centre, which hold 240,000 square feet of office space, 60,000 square feet of premier commercial office space, and about 684 residential condo apartments, rotate in a cubist way, opening up unobstructed sightlines from the inside of the building toward the neighbourhood. The office component is combined with a different massing and façade finish following the “form follows function” approach, adding an extra cubist element to the project’s sculptural shape.[mobileonly]Read More

The buildings’ platform serves as a background for grade-related shops, which include a large-scale grocery store with direct access to the two subway lines below. To improve the pedestrian experience, the Yonge Street walkway has been gradually enlarged into the Grand Plaza, with textured asphalt, glass canopies, and practical street plants. To express openness, the ground floor is lined with a transparent glass foundation, with comfortably proportioned pedestrian canopies bordering the façade to stimulate the stores. All entrances are planned as “portals,” which are recurring components that represent the building’s access points.

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The building’s residential units all include a full-height European kitchen and four-inch plank engineered laminate flooring. It also has a smoke detector, an in-suite security system, stainless steel appliances, a deep single stainless-steel sink, a dryer, and an in-suite washer. In the living area, there is a flat-screen TV, a DVD player, and a couch bed.[mobileonly]Read More

[/mobileonly][desktoponly]The building’s residential units all include a full-height European kitchen and four-inch plank engineered laminate flooring. It also has a smoke detector, an in-suite security system, stainless steel appliances, a deep single stainless-steel sink, a dryer, and an in-suite washer. In the living area, there is a flat-screen TV, a DVD player, and a couch bed.[/desktoponly]

Developer

Tridel is a primarily Toronto-based real estate developer that gradually expanded into condominium high-rise construction during the 1950s. They are a heavy-hitter in the condo development industry and is one of longest active builders to date.

The company was spearheaded by Jack Delzotto an italian immigrant, who has since passed, even though, his three sons have continued on with his legacy. Tridel is certainly one of the most important condo developers in the city today. They simply know how to keep on top of the trends by demonstrating, the progressive thought process of building skyward as opposed to outward.

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Hullmark is a real estate investment and development firm established in 1950 by Murphy Hull, a Polish immigrant who came to Canada when he was nine years old in 1934. Their diversely talented team is committed to establishing a vibrant and dynamic urban Toronto, with specializations in private equity and finance, asset management, development, tenant experience, and placemaking. Their team is hands-on and flexible, creative and analytical, and they see possibilities where others do not.

They make investments in places they know and love. They have a unique role in developing the communities they call home by focusing on both cultural and geographic areas. Their approach enables them to build destinations in ways that single developments and less focused strategies cannot. Whether through the office, retail, or residential space—or a combination of the three—they want to build spaces that define their city and demonstrate to the world the possibilities of well-designed locations.