Toronto is among North America’s fastest growing markets. To help satisfy housing demand for low-income families and seniors, the region of Peel—just west of Toronto on the Ontario River—has set for itself the ambitious goal of adding 5,650 new affordable units to its rental stock by 2034, as part of Peel’s Master Housing Plan.
In Brampton, a 30 minute drive from Ontario’s capital city, the Peel Housing Corporation is working toward that end with Chelsea Gardens, a new residential complex packed with affordable units. Behind forthcoming 20-story tower’s design, slated to proffer 200 units for low-income families and seniors, is Montgomery Sisam Architects, a
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