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Dylan Condominium at Chestnut Hill
Company
Frisoni Mechanical Inc
Timeline
2022 - 2024
Location
North York, Ontario
Project Type
Multi-family Residential and Retail Construction
Project Details
Developer: Chestnut Hill Developments
Architect: Kirkor Architect + Planners
Structural Engineering: Jablonsky, Ast & Partners
Civil Consultants: Schaeffers
MEP Consultants: MV Shore Associates
Building Details
Type: Mixed-use mid-rise condo with ground-level retail (≈3,682 ft²)
Height: 10–11 storeys (~29.45 m)
Units:
Total ~218–224 suites: ~161 × 1 BR (with 8 live-work units)
45 × 2 BR
12 × 3 BR (or loft)
Floor areas range ~505–1,305 ft²
Parking & Amenities
Parking: 168 resident spaces + 22 visitor/retail
Amenities:
Indoor (~448 m²) & outdoor (~448 m²) spaces, plus green rooftop .
Lobby lounge, fitness centre (incl. yoga studio), billiards room, kids zone, pet spa, guest suite, meeting spaces, BBQ terrace, concierge
Estimated Occupancy: Initially slated for late 2023 or early 2024; latest listings suggest occupancy in 2024
Mechanical / MEP Scope:
Scope likely includes HVAC, plumbing, fire protection, electrical distribution for all residential, retail, amenity, and underground areas.
Role
Mechanical Project Manager
At Frisoni Mechanical Inc., I was part of the mechanical team delivering The Dylan Condominium by Chestnut Hill Developments in North York, a 10-storey, 218-unit mixed-use residential building with ground-floor retail and premium amenities. The estimated mechanical scope valued around $15M. I assisted with the installation and coordination of mechanical systems, including HVAC, plumbing, and fire protection, ensuring timely delivery across residential suites, common areas, and underground parking. My responsibilities included supporting layout verification, materials tracking, trade coordination, and progress reporting—gaining valuable experience in high-rise residential construction with complex mechanical and architectural interfaces.
