There are moments when architecture reshapes a city — when design, ambition, and innovation converge to create something extraordinary. 1 Bloor Street West, home to The One Residences, is one of those moments.
Poised to become Canada’s tallest residential tower, this address represents more than engineering brilliance — it symbolizes Toronto’s arrival on the global luxury stage.
A Vision of Architectural Brilliance
Designed by Foster + Partners, The One redefines vertical living through transparency, proportion, and artistry. Its structural exoskeleton and shimmering glass façade make it instantly recognizable — a sculptural landmark rising above the intersection of Yonge and Bloor.
At Penthouse Queen, we view 1 Bloor Street West as the architectural embodiment of ambition and refinement. Each residence is a showcase of design excellence: soaring ceilings, panoramic views, and interiors finished with precision and grace.
This is not a building made to impress — it’s a building made to inspire.
Elevated Living, Redefined
Every residence at The One has been carefully designed to balance modern innovation with classic luxury. Expect private elevators, curated material palettes, integrated smart-home systems, and bespoke kitchens and baths tailored to the highest international standards.
The amenity program rivals the world’s top private clubs, featuring wellness suites, exclusive lounges, private dining, and sky-level terraces with commanding city and lake views. This is more than residential living — it’s a hospitality-driven experience.
A Landmark of Global Prestige
1 Bloor Street West is a defining address — one that connects Toronto’s commercial energy, cultural identity, and creative spirit. From this vantage point, residents experience the pulse of the city while enjoying the privacy of a meticulously crafted sanctuary above it all.
Its stature, location, and design have positioned The One among the world’s elite addresses — alongside developments in New York, London, and Dubai — yet uniquely anchored in the sophistication of Toronto.
