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Context was formed in 1997 by Stephen Gross and Howard Cohen. Our company is focused on the development of mixed-use projects, condominiums and affordable rental housing in Toronto's central neighbourhoods. We are pioneers in downtown intensification with buildings based on quality design, sustainability and innovative city planning.
Context is backed by Waterloo Capital, a private investment fund controlled by Stephen Gross and Gerald Schwartz, the CEO of Onex Corporation.
The Yorkdale Condominiums
Residences at Yorkdale Shopping Centre
Lawrence Heights
100 acre master plan community redevelopment
Library District Condominiums
Overlooking historic Fort York
150 Dan Leckie Way
LEED Gold affordable rental in downtown west
501 Adelaide Street East
LEED Silver equivalent affordable rental
Market Wharf
A complex mixed use development south of St. Lawrence Market
The Loretto
The sensitive restoration of an historic Annex landmark
Spire the Condominium
A striking 45 storey tower adjacent to St. James Cathedral and Park
TipTopLofts
The renovation and sensitive addition to an iconic art deco building
Radio City
In conjunction with the National Ballet School of Canada
Home
A terraced luxury building on High Park
Mozo None
Acclaimed mixed use building in Toronto’s design district
Ideal Condominium
A contextual “main-street” building in Little Italy
Kensington Market Lofts
Adaptive reuse of a former George Brown Campus
District Lofts
An innovative architectural statement in Toronto’s Fashion District
Upper East Side
New urbanism townhouses in Riverdale
20 Niagara
Pioneering modernist condominium downtown west
The New Lawrence Heights
The New Lawrence Heights
Queen & Ashbridge None
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The Yorkdale Condominiums
Residences at Yorkdale Shopping Centre
Lawrence Heights
100 acre master plan community redevelopment
Library District Condominiums
Overlooking historic Fort York
150 Dan Leckie Way
LEED Gold affordable rental in downtown west
501 Adelaide Street East
LEED Silver equivalent affordable rental
Market Wharf
A complex mixed use development south of St. Lawrence Market
The Loretto
The sensitive restoration of an historic Annex landmark
Spire the Condominium
A striking 45 storey tower adjacent to St. James Cathedral and Park
TipTopLofts
The renovation and sensitive addition to an iconic art deco building
City of Toronto Urban Design Awards winners include Spire, Radio City, Ideal, District Lofts, Kensington Market Lofts, Upper East Side, and 20 Niagara.
Home was awarded the Award of Excellence by both Canadian Architect Magazine and the Ontario Association of Architects.
Tip Top Lofts was named the BILD (formerly Greater Toronto Home Builders) Project of the Year.
The Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) named District Lofts their most innovative building.
Christopher Hume of the Toronto Star wrote, “MOZO is one of the most beautiful buildings in Toronto. I give it an A+, and it could serve as the prototype for downtown residential development in 21st century Toronto.”
Radio City was named the National Urban Design Award Winner by the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada, The Canadian Institute of Planners, and the Canadian Society of Landscape Architects, and won the Global Award of Excellence from the Urban Land Institute.