Danish firm 3XN has been selected as the winner of a competition to design a new mixed-use waterfront building in Toronto?s East Bayfront district that will be located on the edge of Google/Sidewalk Labs? new smart community, Quayside.

The Parliament Slip with its boats and promenade will be activated by retail and balconies. Image © 3XN

Danish firm 3XN has been selected as the winner of a competition to design a new mixed-use waterfront building in Toronto?s East Bayfront district that will be located on the edge of Google/Sidewalk Labs? new smart community, Quayside.Inspired by the reflection of the waves of Lake Ontario, ?The Waves at Bayside? will feature a undulating facade of metal balconies with views out to the water and a podium filled with public program including a rowing club and assortment of restaurants and cafes.
Looking northeast to The Waves at Bayside. Image © 3XN

The building?s energetic landscape takes the form of two peaks gradually stepping down to a central valley between. The two peaks have also been shifted in position to provide units with maximal views of the lake. Shared amenities will be found in the valley, including several community rooms, an expansive outdoor deck and swimming pool.

Angled balconies and terraces give all suites lake views. Image © 3XN

Looking down across the multi-tired decks onto the amenity terrace. Image © 3XN

?The Waves at Bayside? will join the neighboring Aqu...