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316 Campbell Avenue

Location

Toronto, Ontario

Overview

A 26-storey purpose-built rental development responding to Toronto’s evolving Junction and Stockyards context through durable materials, shared amenities and efficient building performance.

316 Campbell Avenue — primary project view
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Purpose-built rental in the Junction Triangle

Known as 316 Junction, this 26-storey purpose-built rental development is located on Campbell Avenue north of Dupont Street. Developed by Marlin Spring Developments and Trolleybus Urban Development, it introduces new housing within Toronto's Junction Triangle, a district shaped by industrial history and ongoing urban renewal.

Architecture and neighbourhood identity

The architectural expression draws from that context through a robust material palette and copper-toned fritted balcony guards that give the tower a recognizable identity. At lower levels, the building meets the street with a carefully composed base and landscape strategy, while shared indoor and outdoor amenities support daily life for residents.

Shared spaces and building performance

A fifth-floor outdoor terrace creates an elevated communal space, complemented by indoor fitness, theatre and games areas. Efficient building systems and a high-performance envelope contribute to long-term operational performance.

Construction milestone — June 2026

UrbanToronto's June 16, 2026 construction update reports a tower crane on site following excavation and shoring, and identifies Jahan Mehr Architects as the architect. The report describes 314 rental homes, including 63 affordable homes. The project remains under construction; the images shown here are architectural renderings.

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