Standing as an elegant architectural presence at 60 Shuter St in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Fleur Condos adds a refined high-rise profile to the downtown landscape. Located just a short distance from Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University), this 29-story mixed-use tower accommodates 320 residential suites positioned above active ground-floor retail space. The structure's design pairs modern glass curtain walls with warm, textured stone elements along the street-level podium to enrich the urban pedestrian environment.

• Realize the developer‚Äôs vision for a classic limestone facade without introducing excessive structural weight
• Integrate warm, textured stone at the street-level podium with the modern glass curtain wall above
• Avoid the complex supporting structures conventional stone would require

• Lightweight Indiana Limestone panels engineered to attach directly between floor slabs
• Natural stone integrated seamlessly into the fully unitized curtain wall assembly
• Eliminated heavy secondary support frames and traditional masonry backup walls, reducing installation complexity