4094 Tomken Rd
Mississauga
The redevelopment of 4094 Tomken Road will see the retention and revitalization of the existing community building and purpose built rental building. The new development will retain much-needed community space and services for current and future residents of the area.
The Vision
Kindred Works is proposing two new 12-storey purpose built residential apartment buildings. The development will feature 240 + new rental homes.
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The existing Church community space, and purpose built apartment building on site will be maintained. New outdoor amenity space will also be provided.
Current Site
Westminster United Church has served the spiritual needs of the community for nearly two centuries. Dating back to 1840 as Burnhamthorpe United Church, the original structure has seen multiple additions since construction, with the latest being completed in 1992.
The property currently consists of the existing church / community space, and a 7-storey apartment building, known as Tomken Grove Non-Profit Homes, both of which are to be maintained and improved through the development process. Community amenities and services include a library, study groups, parks, childcare, and gardens.
Proposal Highlights
Residential
• 240+ purpose built homes
Community Space
• Retaining the existing church and improving the interior usage areas
• New community garden space
• Retention of the existing 7-storey apartment building
Parking
• 318 car parking spaces
• 196 bicycle parking spaces
Timeline
About Kindred Works
Kindred Works (formerly UPRC) is a developer and fund manager that believes secure, stable homes can be the foundation for a life full of opportunity. We’re building a nationwide portfolio of sustainable mixed-income rental homes and gathering spaces across Canada.
Over the next 15 years, we aim to deliver housing for 34,000 people. Our attainable rental housing provides the lasting security and stability that individuals and communities need to realize their potential. Our projects respond to issues of housing affordability, the climate crisis, and answer community space and service needs. Read more about our mission and vision here.