Forma’s Glistening Cladding Reaches Higher Across Toronto’s Skyline

July 28, 2026

Forma’s 73-storey East Tower continues to climb above King Street West, its sculpted stainless steel cladding bringing a unique presence to the Entertainment District from a growing number of vantage points. Designed by the late Toronto-born Frank Gehry and Gehry Partners, with Adamson Associates Architects as Architect of Record, the tower is being developed by Great Gulf, Dream Unlimited, and Westdale Properties. UrbanToronto last provided an exterior update on the project in March, 2026 and attended a construction tour in June.

Looking southeast from Ed Mirvish Way in early July, 2026, rippling stainless steel panels on the north elevation at left contrast with the flat curtain wall wrapping the west elevation. Both systems reach approximately the 20th floor, while cladding on the west elevation’s projecting volume extends several storeys higher and glazing progresses across the lower levels. Framed by the CN Tower, Forma is establishing a distinctive skyline presence.
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