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Rossland Towers

Rising prominently above Ajax’s evolving skyline, this contemporary residential development introduces a new benchmark for vertical living in Durham Region. Comprising two elegant towers connected by a mid-rise podium, the project delivers a striking architectural presence while seamlessly integrating with the surrounding landscape. The form is defined by clean vertical lines, expansive glazing, and a refined interplay of textures and tones that give the building a dynamic yet timeless character.

The architectural expression draws from a philosophy of openness and connection — both to the community and the natural surroundings. Floor-to-ceiling windows wrap the towers, maximizing natural light penetration and framing panoramic views of Lake Ontario, the townscape, and the greenbelt. The podium anchors the building at street level, employing warm, tactile materials and a human-scale rhythm that enhances pedestrian engagement along the frontage.

A defining feature of the design is the integration of Lumon enclosed balcony railings, a forward-thinking element that elevates both the aesthetic and functional quality of the residences. These frameless, retractable glass systems allow residents to enjoy unobstructed vistas while providing protection from wind, noise, and seasonal weather. By extending the usability of the balconies throughout the year, the Lumon enclosures transform these semi-outdoor spaces into flexible living areas, enhancing comfort and lifestyle. Architecturally, the sleek transparency of the system contributes to the building’s modern silhouette, while subtle reflective qualities echo the surrounding sky and landscape.

Landscape design plays a critical role in grounding the towers within their setting. A network of pedestrian pathways, seating areas, and green buffers create a welcoming threshold between the building and the public realm. Elevated outdoor amenity terraces, integrated within the podium and tower setbacks, offer residents landscaped communal spaces for leisure and social interaction.

Inside, the building program emphasizes diversity and flexibility, accommodating a mix of one-, two-, and three-bedroom units to serve a broad range of households. Amenities are curated to support wellness, community, and convenience, ranging from fitness and recreation spaces to shared lounges and meeting areas.

Overall, the 154 Rossland Road East project stands as a landmark of thoughtful, sustainable, and resident-focused urban design — a composition where architectural clarity, innovative building systems like Lumon balcony enclosures, and a commitment to community engagement converge to create a vibrant and enduring addition to Ajax’s urban fabric.

Project Status /
In progress

Location /
Toronto, ON

Architect & Design Team / 
John & Alex Romanov

Client /
LEDIM

Site Area / 
8,300m2

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