It has been a while since we last checked in on the construction progress of Freed Developments' Thompson Residences, a mid-rise condominium development currently rising from the south side of King Street West, just east of Bathurst. Designed by Montreal-based architects Saucier+Perrotte, Thompson Residences is comprised of a 15-storey tower fronting King Street and an 11-storey tower to the south which fronts on Stewart Street. Between them a total of 408 condominium units will be added to the bustling King West neighbourhood. 

Thompson Residences viewed from the west on King Street, image by urbandreamer

The north building is now approaching its final height, with just one more floor to complete before the building is topped off at 15 storeys. To the south, the smaller building fronting onto Stewart Street has already topped off at 11 storeys.

Thompson Residences' 11-storey building fronting onto Stewart Street, image by urbandreamer

The unique push-pull design which the complex's two buildings share is now fully evident since the reflective, dark cladding began to be installed.

Cladding on the north facade of Thompson Residences, image by urbandreamer

In the image below details of the cladding are revealed including sleekly-integrated exhaust vents and operable windows.

Cladding on the north facade of Thompson Residences, image by urbandreamer

Additional information and renderings can be found in our Thompson Residences dataBase file, linked below. Want to get involved in the discussion? Check out the associated Forum threads, or leave a comment in the space provided at the bottom of this page.