Condo project brings new density to Oakville neighbourhood

By Construction Canada
Architectural rendering of a modern multi-story mixed-use building with balconies, storefronts, street-level cafés, cars, and trees.
The seven-storey project will also add at-grade retail space. Image courtesy Diamond Schmitt Architects

Construction has begun on Claystone Condos, a seven-storey condominium project in Oakville’s Bronte neighbourhood.

Graywood Properties and Hankyu Hanshin Properties Corp. (HHP) marked the start of construction on Sept. 18, with executives from both companies and representatives from the Town of Oakville in attendance.

Claystone is the partners’ first joint development in Canada. HHP selected Graywood as its Canadian development partner in January 2025, identifying Claystone as its first Canadian investment.

Diamond Schmitt Architects is leading the building design. The project will feature a wave-like facade inspired by its Lake Ontario setting.

Patton Design Studio designed the interiors, drawing on Scandinavian and Japanese design principles. The interiors emphasize natural materials, simple forms, and open spaces.

The development will include suites of up to approximately 170 m2 (1,830 sf). Its penthouse levels will feature wide, shallow floor plans intended to improve livability.

Ten adults pose with ceremonial shovels in front of a large yellow excavator at a groundbreaking ceremony.
Executives from HHP and Graywood at the ceremonial ground-breaking event. Image courtesy Graywood

The project will also include approximately 604 m2 (6,500 sf) of at-grade retail space.

Planned amenities include a fitness studio, indoor and outdoor lounges, a dog run, a co-working space, and at-grade bicycle parking.

The project is located near Bronte and Oakville GO stations and the Queen Elizabeth Way.

“We are incredibly proud to be moving forward with Claystone and reaching this important construction milestone,” says Stephen Price, president and CEO of Graywood Properties.

“Breaking ground on Claystone is an important milestone for HHP and represents the realization of our first investment in Canada,” says Yamamoto Ichiro, executive officer at HHP.