Lakehouse Beach Residences Condos
1960 Queen St E, Toronto, ON M4L 1H8
JOB TYPE
EV Charging Infrastructure and Smart Station Installation
20
charging stations
25
unit infrastructure
DESCRIPTION OF WORK
metroEV installed 20 private Level 2 EV chargers at 1960 Queen Street East, giving residents reliable and convenient access to personal charging in their own parking spaces. In addition to charger installations, the project included infrastructure for 25 EV-ready parking spaces, enabling the building to expand charging capacity as more residents transition to electric vehicles.
This turnkey condo EV charging solution covered the entire process from electrical design, permitting, and installation to commissioning and resident onboarding. The system is built to scale, allowing future charger installations without expensive electrical upgrades or additional hardware. Learn more about implementing scalable EV charging infrastructure.
PROPERTY OVERVIEW
1960 Queen Street East is a mid-rise condominium located in Toronto’s popular Beaches neighbourhood, just steps from Woodbine Beach and Ashbridges Bay Park. Known for its vibrant shops, cafes, and easy access to downtown Toronto, this prime location attracts residents who value an active, sustainable lifestyle.
Lakehouse Beach Residences Condos
is reducing its Co2 emissions by 90 metric tons, equivalent to the carbon sequestered by
107
acres of forest in one year.*
*Read more in epa.gov
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