Birch House at Canary Landing
- Full-building views of Birch House in the Canary Landing skyline, showing its brick‑and‑glass massing, stepped volumes, and terraces.
- Close-ups where window systems sit within the basket‑weave brick pattern and birch‑inspired columns, highlighting detailing around frames, sills, and corners.
- Street‑level perspectives of townhomes and lobby entries, where large windows and doors activate Mill Street and internal courtyards.
- Amenity and terrace levels where expansive glazing connects interiors with outdoor spaces, reinforcing the “city meets nature” concept that defines Birch House.
Window wall installation at 88 Queen Street Toronto by STATE
STATE’s vertically integrated model supports complex, design‑forward communities like Birch House, where window systems must work seamlessly with patterned brickwork, sculpted columns, and stepped terraces. One team coordinates design‑assist engineering, fabrication, and installation of high‑performance windows suited to purpose‑built rental and townhome typologies. This single-source approach reduces coordination risk, keeps schedules on track, and preserves the design intent of Canary Landing’s brick‑and‑glass architecture.
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Birch House at Canary Landing facade project
Direct answers to the most common questions about the Birch House at Canary Landing facade — who installed it, what systems were used, when it was completed, and how to see more STATE projects.
What is Birch House at Canary Landing?
Birch House is the second phase of the Canary Landing master-planned community in Toronto’s Canary District, offering 1‑, 2‑, and 3‑bedroom apartments and townhomes with premium finishes and community-focused amenities.
What is distinctive about Birch House’s facade?
Birch House features a brick facade inspired by Indigenous basket weaving and columns designed to evoke birch bark, paired with large windows, terraces, and Juliette balconies that connect residents to the surrounding parks and streets.
How does STATE contribute to Birch House?
STATE provides the high-rise window systems that integrate with Birch House’s brick, column, and terrace architecture, supporting daylight, views, and performance for apartments and townhomes in the building.
Does STATE operate in Canada and the U.S?
Yes, STATE operates in both Canada and the U.S.
Does STATE offer single‑source facade installation services exclusively in Canada, or are these services also available to the United States?
We offer our turnkey building facade solution both in Canada and the USA. STATE provides design, fabrication, installation, and testing under one contract, a single-source building envelope solution.
This model reduces coordination risk for general contractors and developers.
STATE has delivered single-source facades across Toronto, the GTA, and 13 cities across North America. Alongside multiple states across the United States in places such as California, Michigan, Colorado, and beyond.
Read about STATE's vertically integrated approach on the About page.
Where can I see more projects like Birch House?
STATE has completed facade projects across Toronto, Mississauga, Ottawa, Montreal, and cities throughout North America. The full project portfolio, including completed window wall, curtain wall, cladding, and mixed-system projects, is available on the STATE Projects page. Recent GTA and Ontario projects include 8 Wellesley in Toronto; M City Towers 1, 2, and 3 in Mississauga; and Transit City Towers 1, 2, and 3 and East Block 4 & 5 in Vaughan.