X Condominium, Postmodern skyscraper in Toronto, Canada
X Condominium is a 45-storey residential tower at 110 Charles Street East in downtown Toronto, near Bloor and Jarvis Streets. Designed by Peter Clewes of architectsAlliance and built by Great Gulf Homes, it reaches 138 metres in height.
Architect Peter Clewes completed this tower in 2010 during a major construction period in Toronto. It emerged as part of the city's residential development surge with postmodern design reflecting contemporary needs.
The tower's name comes from its address at 110 Charles Street East, where the X marks the spot on Charles Street. It was designed by Peter Clewes of architectsAlliance, the Toronto firm behind Tip Top Lofts and Pier 27, and built by Great Gulf Homes. Residents live near the Bloor Street and Jarvis Street intersection in downtown Toronto.
The tower stands at 110 Charles Street East, near the Bloor Street and Jarvis Street crossing in downtown Toronto. The entrance is on Charles Street, so approach from that side rather than from Jarvis. The surrounding blocks are dense with shops and transit stops, and the tower is easy to pick out from street level by its height.
The tower stands at 110 Charles Street East, near the Bloor Street and Jarvis Street crossing, not on Jarvis itself. It was designed by Peter Clewes of architectsAlliance and built by Great Gulf Homes, and rises 138 metres over 45 storeys.
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