Luxury Amenities Are On Offer at Nobu Residences Toronto

Urban Toronto dives into Nobu's the grand luxury amenities

Evolved from a 2015-proposed 0-shaped design into a twin 49-storey tower mixed-use project now being marketed as Nobu Toronto, new information continues to emerge for the newest development from Madison Group in partnership with Westdale Properties. The Teeple Architects-designed project hit the market earlier this year in dazzling fashion with an event attended by Japanese chef and brand namesake Nobu Matsuhisa, along with celebrity investor and Hollywood icon Robert DeNiro. In the weeks since this official launch, new marketing materials have been released, revealing the building’s features such as its amenity offerings.

Residents of the development’s 718 condominium suites will enjoy a range of amenities on the 9th and 10th floors of the complex’s podium, with indoor amenity spaces appointed by interior designers Studio Munge, and outdoor amenities featuring landscaping work by Ferris + Associates Inc. The two floors will be connected via a striking central feature that acts as a focal point: a black granite-faced water feature on the 10th will also act as a light well for the 9th floor.

The 9th floor plan of the Nobu Fitness Club, seen above, includes a legend identifying the uses. They indicate a fitness centre (1), the glass-encircled atrium (2), a spin studio (3), a yoga studio (4), a massage room (5), an ofuro—a tub to soak in after massages (6), a hot tub (7), dry sauna (8), steam room (9), a cold plunge pool (10), change rooms (11), and a central water feature (12). A rendering of the fitness centre (below) shows how workout equipment will be positioned around the light well and water feature, allowing ample natural light to penetrate the centre of this zen-like space.

Just below, the 10th floor will boast a mix of indoor and outdoor amenities. Its numbered floor plan shows the outdoor terrace (1) surrounding the glass atrium (2), with four barbecue and prep areas (3), four indoor spaces referred to as “Nobu Villas” (4) three of which including dining tables, a conference room (5), a movie screening room (6), a games lounge (7), a private dining area with chef’s table (8), serveries (9), and the central water feature (10).

A striking evening rendering from above shows the light well surrounded by terrace with its seating and tables, and the four barbecue areas.

Another rendering depicts a “Nobu Villa”, showing off the warm interior finishes of a party room, dining, and lounge space, filled with natural light from a wall of windows, the outdoor terrace beyond.

We will be back with more on the Nobu Toronto project soon. In the meantime, you can find out more about this development from our Database file, linked below. Want to talk about the project? You can get in on the conversation in the associated Forum threads, or leave a comment in the field provided on this page.

 

Written by Jack Landau for URBANTORONTO.COM