Tridel homeowners purchase their homes at all different points of the building process, from the pre-construction phase right up to the ready to move in phase. Our customers can do that because of the high level of confidence that the Tridel name inspires.

Every Tridel building is meticulously managed through all 5 stages of construction from the planning stage to the finishing stage:

	Stage 1:	Excavation - clearing the land and 'digging the hole'
	Stage 2:	Concrete - building the garage and setting the foundation
	Stage 3:	Building the structure - pre-cast, brick-laying, windows
	Stage 4:	'Behind the Walls' - drywall partitions, plumbing, electricity, flooring
	Stage 5:	Finishing the suite- tiles, carpentry, fine finishing

When a Tridel Homeowner purchases in the pre-construction stage, they are notified by Customer Care throughout all the various stages of the construction process. That way they are always up to speed on the progress of their building.

Tridel believes wholeheartedly in the value of good design, and always incorporates the latest, most contemporary thinking into every community it builds - including architecture, landscaping, recreational facilities, suites, and common areas.

Design Of Building

A Tridel building is home to many people, but because of the nature of the Tridel vision, it is also a source of artistic inspiration. See actual designs at:

Aristo

300 Front Street

Design Of Common Areas

Tridel designs buildings so that residents can feel as proud of the common areas as they do of their own suites. See common areas at:

• Parc Nuvo

Design Of Suites

See model suites at:

• Parc Nuvo
• 300 Front Street
• West Village

There's a simple reason why Tridel suites feel larger than those found in some other buildings - experience. Tridel designers know how to design condominiums. They know what features work and more importantly, which ones don't. That's why in Tridel suites there are no strange angles. No weird little spaces that don't work. No long bowling-alley like hallways. Tridel suites are spacious and elegant. Furniture is easy to place. There's plenty of light and air. Cupboards and doors shut the way they should.

Our designers are always thinking, and to help you with your planning, here are some tips from the Tridel's interior designer team - click here.

Tridel's Planning & Development team works closely with community councilors, city staff and representatives to set and achieve goals for the long-term mutual benefit of the area. In this process, a multitude of community concerns are considered, including transportation, environmental concerns, parklands, public art and maintaining historical landmarks.

Northtown Community

Tridel's Northtown - an award winning master planned neighbourhood.

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Since its inception eleven years ago, the Northtown community has come into its own. Located at Yonge Street, south of Finch Avenue, this multi-faceted community features three styles of condominium residences: Casitas, The Tower Suites, and the executive Carriage Homes, all designed around a parking setting.

The master plan for Northtown unites the residences, including Triomphe 1, 2, Sommerset and Parkside, through a central community park, while maintaining independent amenities, which includes fitness and social clubs.

Tridel has built a network of walking paths that lead residents through the lavishly landscaped grounds to a European-inspired retail promenade with charming cafes, restaurants, shops and boutiques. The new Dominion Superstore, right in Northtown is connected through an underground passage way to the Triomphe buildings, which make grocery shopping a pleasure. For availability of Tridel condominiums in North York click here

10 Bellair - Historical Landmark Preservation - University Theatre Façade

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Modern Design Meets Grand Tradition

Tridel's No. 10 Bellair is one of Toronto's most luxurious condominiums located at the corner of Bloor and Bellair. The building is a significant addition to one of Canada's most famous streets. No. 10 Bellair is home to one of Toronto landmarks - the University Theatre. In 1947, this theatre was built by Famous Players which represented one of the first large post-war movie houses. The Theatre architect, Eric W. Hounsom, was strongly influenced by the Art Moderne style and incorporated this look in the exterior facade.

The University Theatre façade was considered a historical landmark to be preserved when Tridel was ready to build No. 10 Bellair. Although it is typical for a modern builder to 'build around' a historical landmark - Tridel approached City Council to not only preserve the integrity of the design but to reconstruct the form to better preserve this historical property.

Tridel took special care in the preservation process. The theatre facade was dismantled piece by piece, shrink wrapped for preservation, catalogued, and then placed into storage for approximately 2 years. As No. 10 Bellair was being built, the theatre facade was reconstructed to its original form through modern construction technology.

The preserved features of the original theatre include its undulating cut-marble base, sleek ticket booth, cantilevered canopies, magnificent two-storey, granite-framed window and the original stainless steel door frames, handles and detailing.