Georgetown, ON
14015 Danby Road
OVERVIEW
proposal higlightsKPMB Architects
Aspect Structural Engineers
Janet Rosenberg & Studio
Hammerschlag & Joffe
BA Consulting Group
Mulvey & Banani
MHBC Planning
WSP
Organic design on the edge of the countryside
14015 Danby Road introduces 157 thoughtfully designed, low-carbon rental homes to Georgetown’s pristine Norval neighbourhood for a community-oriented living experience in a lush natural setting.
This six-storey mid-rise development offers a range of unit types, accommodating diverse household needs. Each home is designed to maximize natural light, ventilation, and energy efficiency, ensuring a comfortable and cost-effective living environment.
Blending seamlessly into its surroundings, the project includes natural landscaping, community gardens, and outdoor gathering spaces. The development retains an existing community building while introducing new amenities and programming to enhance the quality of life for residents and the surrounding community.
Proposal Highlights
157 low-carbon rental homes
Multi-use community spaces
Bike storage and repair facilities
Pet grooming station
EV charging stations
On-site renewable energy production
project details
- Despite its country-like setting, this site offers convenient access to schools, shopping malls, and grocery stores as well as a massive planned recreational building on the edge of town, community parks, boardwalks, trails, and recreational fields.
- One-, two-, and three-bedroom units are powered by high-efficiency, all-electric heat pump mechanical systems and high-performance windows for enhanced thermal comfort and lower heating demand.
- Natural, climate-safe materials are incorporated throughout the development, including exposed-wood ceilings.
- The intentionally curved design of the structure echoes the natural environment in which it is situated, consistent with what we see in nature.
- Solar PV panels produce on-site renewable energy, reducing electricity consumption by an overall 99%.
- No fossil fuels are combusted on site, reducing direct emissions to zero — a 100% reduction.
Timeline
Public Consultation
Q2 2023
Site Plan Submission
TBC
Construction
TBC
Occupancy
TBC
Q4 2022
Application Submission
TBC
Zoning Approval
TBC
Site Approval Plan
TBC
Construction Complete
News
property data
We Want To Hear From You
Part of being a good neighbour is keeping an open dialogue. If you have comments or feedback on this development, we would be happy to listen.
Zoning approval process