It’s only a construction site at the moment, but when a mystery foreign buyer takes possession of the 55th floor of a downtown Toronto condominium in the summer of 2012, it will be for $28-million, the most expensive penthouse in Canadian history. That it sold quickly...
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"Yorkvillism" is defined as the state of mind enjoyed by those who live in and frequent Toronto's legendary Yorkville neighbourhood. This state is characterized by a discriminating passion for the very best in culture, cuisine, couture, architecture and décor — everything that makes living well...
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Decorative light, often in the form of ornate chandeliers and pendants, is like the jewellery on an outfit. At The Yorkville, we did a fixture over the kitchen island that's really more of a modern sculpture that just happens to be electrified" -Melandro Quiltan, principal...
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Arthur Mola is a fourth-year photography student who was selected as the lead photographer for a new condo development in Yorkville. Kim Hession sits down with the accomplished 21-year-old to find out more about the project and the photographer behind the lens. ...
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The phone call was a surprise. Would I be willing, the representative from Lifetime Developments asked, along with another member of the Toronto Star’s editorial team, like to become involved in a co-op program with Ryerson University’s School of Image Arts, Montana Steele Advertising and Lifetime,...
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“It's really about the attitude of the people who live in that neighbourhood, what they expect from living there and what they enjoy,” says Brian Brown, Vice President of Lifetime Developments. That attitude encompasses a passion for culture, cuisine, couture, architecture and decor. Because of the...
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