Elektra Condos

Dundas 375 was the most compact plan at Elektra Condos, a north-facing studio of 375 sq ft with one bathroom. Menkes Developments Ltd. had planned the 42-storey tower in Toronto's Regent Park, but the project was cancelled, so this suite is not available. Planned amenities included a garden cafe, a sound studio and automated parcel lockers.

West-facing Times 486 held the top spot for size among the one-bedroom plans without a den at Elektra Condos, at 486 sq ft with one bathroom. Since the project in Toronto was cancelled, the layout can no longer be purchased from Menkes Developments Ltd. The tower's design had featured a fireplace terrace, a gaming hub and a yoga studio for residents.

A south-facing one-bedroom, Times 445 placed one bedroom and one bathroom within 445 sq ft on a single level. Menkes Developments Ltd. created the layout for Elektra Condos in Toronto's Regent Park, and the project's cancellation left nothing to buy. Residents would have shared a theatre room, a party lounge and a BBQ and dining area.

Piazza 525 put one bedroom, a den and a single bathroom into 525 sq ft, with the suite oriented west. Its den could double as a place to work from home. This plan belonged to Elektra Condos, a 42-storey project in Toronto that was cancelled, and it is not available. The amenity plan had included a co-working lounge and a fitness studio.

With 534 sq ft facing north, Piazza 534 paired one bedroom with a den and a single bathroom. Elektra Condos, the Menkes Developments Ltd. tower in Toronto's Regent Park where this plan was listed, was cancelled, so the suite is no longer offered. Shared spaces were to include concierge service, an outdoor terrace and a kids zone.

Piazza 593 was the largest one-bedroom-plus-den plan with a single bathroom at Elektra Condos, offering 593 sq ft and south exposure. Its den could be used as a study. Its Toronto project was called off, and the layout went with it. Menkes Developments Ltd. had envisioned a 42-storey building with a garden cafe and a gaming hub.

Piccadilly 629 brought a second bathroom to the one-bedroom-plus-den format, setting it apart from the Piazza plans at Elektra Condos, which each had one. The suite measured 629 sq ft and faced north-west. The Regent Park project in Toronto that it came from was cancelled, leaving no way to buy it. The tower was to feature a sound studio and a fireplace terrace.

Shibuya 718 topped the two-bedroom range at Elektra Condos with 718 sq ft, two bathrooms and north-east exposure. Menkes Developments Ltd. had proposed the 42-storey Toronto tower in Regent Park, but the project was cancelled and this plan is not for sale. Amenities in the plans included a yoga studio, a party lounge and automated parcel lockers.

Two bedrooms and two bathrooms were fitted into 670 sq ft in this south-facing Shibuya 670 plan. It was designed for Elektra Condos in Toronto, a project that has been cancelled, so no one can purchase it. The building would have offered residents a theatre room, a BBQ and dining area and a co-working lounge, along with a lobby.

Grand 909 was one of only two three-bedroom plans at Elektra Condos, pairing three bedrooms with two bathrooms in 909 sq ft facing south. The Toronto project in Regent Park was cancelled, so this layout is no longer offered. Its planned 42-storey tower listed a kids zone, a garden cafe and concierge service among the amenities.

Dundas 378 was a north-facing studio with 378 sq ft and one bathroom, laid out on one level. It was listed at Elektra Condos, a Menkes Developments Ltd. condominium in Toronto that was cancelled, so it cannot be purchased. Planned resident spaces included a fitness studio, an outdoor terrace and a gaming hub.

Dundas 384 was the only west-facing studio at Elektra Condos and, at 384 sq ft, the largest of the studio plans, with one bathroom. The project, planned at 42 storeys in Toronto's Regent Park, was cancelled, so this plan is not available. Its amenity list had included a sound studio, a party lounge and a yoga studio.

No one-bedroom plan at Elektra Condos was smaller than Times 435, a north-facing suite of 435 sq ft with one bathroom. It belonged to a cancelled project in Toronto, and the suite is not being sold. Menkes Developments Ltd. had designed the building with a fireplace terrace, a co-working lounge and automated parcel lockers.

Times 448 was a one-bedroom, one-bathroom plan of 448 sq ft with southern exposure. It was part of Elektra Condos, a 42-storey project in Toronto's Regent Park whose cancellation took the plan off the market. Concierge service, a theatre room and a BBQ and dining area had been planned for the tower.

Times 455 was the only one-bedroom at Elektra Condos oriented south-east, and it placed one bedroom and one bathroom in 455 sq ft. The plan disappeared from the market when the Toronto project was cancelled. Menkes Developments Ltd. had planned a kids zone and a garden cafe among the shared spaces, plus a lobby.

Piazza 546 faced north-west and offered a one-bedroom-plus-den arrangement across 546 sq ft, served by a single bathroom. The den provided adaptable space, such as a workstation. Elektra Condos in Toronto, the project behind it, was cancelled, and the suite is not being offered. Planned amenities included a fitness studio, a gaming hub and a lobby.

Among the one-bedroom-plus-den plans at Elektra Condos, Piazza 522 was the most compact, fitting its den, bedroom and single bathroom into 522 sq ft facing north. The Menkes Developments Ltd. project in Toronto's Regent Park was cancelled, and the plan is not on offer. Residents would have enjoyed a yoga studio, an outdoor terrace and a sound studio.

Inside the 580 sq ft of Piazza 580 were one bedroom, a den and a single bathroom, all oriented north-east. Because Elektra Condos, a 42-storey project in Toronto, was cancelled, this plan cannot be purchased. The den could have served as a home office, and building amenities were to include a party lounge and a co-working lounge.

Piccadilly 552 was the smallest of the Piccadilly plans at Elektra Condos, with one bedroom, a den and two bathrooms in 552 sq ft facing south. Cancellation of the Toronto project ended any chance to buy this layout. Menkes Developments Ltd. had planned a fireplace terrace and automated parcel lockers for the tower.

Piccadilly 573 was a south-facing one-bedroom-plus-den plan of 573 sq ft, notable for its two bathrooms. The plan was part of the Menkes Developments Ltd. lineup for Elektra Condos in Toronto's Regent Park, a condominium that was cancelled, so it is not for sale. The planned building included a theatre room, a garden cafe and a kids zone.

Shibuya 673 laid out two bedrooms and two bathrooms across 673 sq ft, with a north-west orientation. The plan is not available, because Elektra Condos, a 42-storey tower proposed for Toronto, was cancelled. Amenities on the drawings included a gaming hub, a BBQ and dining area and a yoga studio.

Shibuya 638 was a two-bedroom, two-bathroom plan with 638 sq ft on one level. It was listed at Elektra Condos, a Menkes Developments Ltd. project in Toronto's Regent Park that was cancelled, meaning the suite cannot be reserved. Planned shared spaces included concierge service, a fitness studio and a sound studio.

Times 436 kept one bedroom and one bathroom on a single level, with 436 sq ft facing north. It was listed at Elektra Condos, a cancelled project by Menkes Developments Ltd. in Toronto, and is not for sale. Planned shared spaces had included a co-working lounge, a fireplace terrace and a party lounge.

Times 456 was a west-facing plan whose 456 sq ft held a bedroom and a bathroom. Part of the cancelled Elektra Condos project in Toronto's Regent Park, the plan is not available. The 42-storey tower would have included an outdoor terrace, a kids zone and automated parcel lockers.

Piazza 572 was a one-bedroom-plus-den plan of 572 sq ft, oriented north-east with one bathroom. The den allowed room for a desk. The plan has been withdrawn, since Elektra Condos in Toronto was cancelled. Menkes Developments Ltd. had planned a garden cafe and a theatre room for residents.

Piazza 536 had a southern exposure and 536 sq ft, enough for one bedroom, a den and one bathroom. This layout was drawn for Elektra Condos, a Toronto condominium that was cancelled, and it cannot be purchased. The 42-storey tower in Regent Park had been planned with a yoga studio, a gaming hub and a BBQ and dining area.

Shibuya 641 was drawn as a north-facing suite of 641 sq ft with two bedrooms and two bathrooms. Menkes Developments Ltd. planned it for Elektra Condos in Toronto, a project since cancelled, so the suite is off the market. Planned amenities included a sound studio, a fitness studio and concierge service.

Facing north-west, Shibuya 676 spread two bedrooms and two bathrooms over 676 sq ft. The Elektra Condos project in Toronto's Regent Park, where this plan was offered, was cancelled, so it is not for sale. The tower's plans called for a fireplace terrace, a party lounge and a co-working lounge.

Piccadilly 634 was the biggest of the one-bedroom-plus-den plans at Elektra Condos. Its 634 sq ft faced south and included two bathrooms, with a den that suited work or study. With the Toronto project cancelled, this layout cannot be purchased. Menkes Developments Ltd. had proposed a 42-storey tower with a theatre room and a kids zone.

Shibuya 656 was a two-bedroom, two-bathroom suite of 656 sq ft and the only two-bedroom at Elektra Condos with a western exposure. It formed part of a Regent Park project in Toronto that was cancelled, and it cannot be purchased. The planned building featured a garden cafe, a yoga studio and automated parcel lockers.

This Shibuya 673 listing described a two-bedroom, two-bathroom suite of 673 sq ft with north-west exposure. The plan was part of Elektra Condos in Toronto, which was cancelled, so it is not being sold by Menkes Developments Ltd. Residents would have had a gaming hub, a theatre room and an outdoor terrace.

With two bedrooms, two bathrooms and south exposure, Shibuya 670 offered 670 sq ft on a single level. Elektra Condos, the Toronto development it was designed for, has been cancelled, and this plan is off the market. The 42-storey tower in Regent Park had planned a sound studio, a party lounge and a fitness studio.

Grand 909 provided three bedrooms and two bathrooms in 909 sq ft facing south-east, tying for the largest plan at Elektra Condos. Since its Toronto project was cancelled, there is no way to purchase it. Menkes Developments Ltd. had planned the building with a BBQ and dining area, a co-working lounge and concierge service.

This listing of Piazza 525 described a west-facing layout of 525 sq ft containing one bedroom, a den and one bathroom. The den could be used as a compact office. It belonged to Elektra Condos, a 42-storey condominium in Toronto's Regent Park that was cancelled, so the plan cannot be bought. Planned amenities included a fireplace terrace and a kids zone.

Piccadilly 564 combined a south-facing 564 sq ft footprint with one bedroom, a den and two bathrooms. Its home was meant to be Elektra Condos in Toronto, a Menkes Developments Ltd. project, but cancellation means it is not available. The tower was to include a yoga studio, a garden cafe and a gaming hub.

Shibuya 638 faced north and offered two bedrooms and two bathrooms in 638 sq ft, tying for the smallest two-bedroom plan at Elektra Condos. This suite cannot be bought, since the 42-storey Toronto project was cancelled. Its amenities were to include a theatre room, automated parcel lockers and an outdoor terrace.