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Hillpark Capital cofounders Brandon Shiller and Jeremy Kornbluth are working with Griffin Square. This walkthrough looks at the design of the complex itself. A building's exterior does most of the talking. Before anyone enters a lobby or opens a suite door, they read the façade: its colour, its rhythm, its materials, the way it meets the ground and the sky. At Griffin Square, the 409-apartment rental complex in Montreal's Griffintown, ACDF Architecture made the exterior work hard. This walkthrough takes it one element at a time. Griffin Square stands at the intersection of Peel and Ottawa str

Charitable organizations depend not only on individual donations but also on supporters who remain engaged over the long term. Consistent contributions can provide the stability needed to maintain programs and prepare for future needs.
Brandon Shiller’s long-term support of Just for Kids Foundation illustrates this type of ongoing charitable involvement. His contribution exists alongside the efforts of other donors, volunteers, families, and sponsors working toward a common objective: supporting children’s healthcare and the families who depend on it. Ultimately, charitable giving is about t

At the corner of King and Yonge — arguably the symbolic center of Toronto's Financial District — a century-old skyscraper is quietly entering the most consequential chapter of its life. The building at 69 Yonge Street, once the tallest tower in the British Empire, is being repositioned as a 162-key luxury hotel under Marriott International's Tribute Portfolio brand. It's a project that has drawn attention from architects, heritage advocates, and real estate observers alike, including Brandon Shiller and Jeremy Kornbluth, cofounders of the Montreal-based real estate firm Hillpark Capital, who