Harbour Plaza, Mixed-use development in South Core, Toronto, Canada

Harbour Plaza is a mixed-use complex in South Core Toronto made up of two condominium towers of 63 and 67 storeys, rising 233 m and 224 m, above a four-storey retail podium. Each tower's dark glass facade is broken by projecting horizontal white balcony bands from base to flat roof. The complex also includes the One York Street office tower, the Sun Life Financial Tower, and stands beside a large body of water.

Harbour Plaza was built by Menkes Developments with Oxford Properties Group and finished in 2016, the year its 63- and 67-storey condominium towers and four-storey retail podium opened in South Core. The same block holds the One York Street office tower, the Sun Life Financial Tower. A planned PATH addition would run from Queens Quay to Union Station.

The four-storey retail podium holds Mercatino, Pure Fitness and Winners, so the base of the towers works as a shopping and fitness stop for South Core residents and office workers. The complex was developed by Menkes Developments and Oxford Properties Group, and the One York Street office tower, also called the Sun Life Financial Tower, is part of the same block.

The site connects directly to Toronto's PATH pedestrian network, making it easy to reach transit hubs and move around indoors during bad weather. The ground level is well-lit and active with plenty of entrances, making navigation straightforward for anyone visiting.

The two towers reach 233 m and 224 m, making them Canada's tallest twin buildings; the taller one is Toronto's eighth-highest. Look for the projecting white balcony bands that ripple up the dark glass facades. The complex also includes the One York Street office tower, known as the Sun Life Financial Tower.