Maple Leaf Square, Mixed-use skyscraper in South Core, Toronto, Canada
Maple Leaf Square is a modern skyscraper complex in South Core featuring two glass towers that rise 184 meters and contain 54 floors. The development combines residential apartments, office space, shops, and a hotel within its integrated structure.
Construction of this development began in 2007 and finished in 2010, marking a transformation of the former Railway Lands area. The project signaled the modernization of this downtown district and its shift into an active mixed-use hub.
The outdoor plaza serves as a gathering place where sports fans come together to watch Toronto Maple Leafs and Raptors games on a large screen. During game days, the energy draws crowds who cheer for their teams in this central location.
The complex offers a grocery store, the Real Sports Bar and Grill restaurant, and various other dining options on site. The outdoor plaza can accommodate up to 5,000 people, making it suitable for gatherings and events.
The complex earned LEED Silver certification for its environmental construction practices and sustainable design approach. This recognition reflects the project's commitment to green building standards from the outset.
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