6020 Winston Churchill
Meadowvale, Mississauga

Affordable rental housing · Meadowvale

6020Winston Churchill
Boulevard

A new corner
of everyday life.↓

Architectural visualization of the four-storey building on its corner site: white precast fins, narrow apartment windows with Juliet railings, planting along the roof edge and a lit community room at street level.
Street view · Render based on the September 2024 architectural drawings. Not a photograph.

22 rental homes

4 storeys

1–3 bedrooms planned

Winston Churchill & Britannia
01 / The homes A low-rise addition to the neighbourhood

A little more room
for real life.

Twenty-two rental homes, with the everyday comforts that make a place your own.

The four-storey development brings purpose-built rental housing to the corner of Winston Churchill Boulevard and Britannia Road West. Plans include one-, two- and three-bedroom homes.

Read the project coverage
Evening architectural visualization: warm light in the apartment windows and the ground-floor community room at dusk.
Evening study · Render based on the architectural drawings.
01

Space for everyday life

The developer’s September 2026 interview describes a den in every home for working, studying or a quieter moment.

02

The practical comforts

In-suite washer and dryer, a dishwasher, heating and air conditioning.

03

Room to come together

A gym, community hall and resident storage lockers are planned.

Planned features described by the developer in MPulse, September 2026.

From the architect’s drawings

More than
one perspective.

Four original architectural drawings show how the building meets the corner, the street and its arrival spaces.

Architectural drawing showing the white-finned building at the intersection of Britannia Road and Winston Churchill Boulevard.
The street cornerBritannia & Winston Churchill
Architectural west elevation drawing showing the entrance beside covered parking.
The west entranceArrival side
Architectural south elevation drawing showing the glazed community-room corner and vertical facade.
Along BritanniaSouth elevation
Architectural north elevation drawing showing the building above the covered parking area.
The sheltered sideNorth elevation

Original architectural drawings, sheets A051–A052, 6 September 2024. These progress drawings are marked “not for construction” and subject to revisions. They are not photographs of a completed building.

Inside the design

The everyday details.

A closer reading of the September 2024 plans, with the focus on how residents would use the building.

01 / Shared spaces

A place to gather.

The plans place a community room at street level, with a gym, lockers and bicycle storage downstairs. A rooftop amenity area includes canopies and built-in benches.

02 / Arrival & movement

Connected to the sidewalk.

The site plan shows pedestrian connections to both streets, bicycle racks beside Britannia Road, and a barrier-free route from accessible parking to the west entrance.

03 / Materials

Light, glass and rhythm.

Precast concrete gives the facade its vertical pattern. The elevations specify bird-friendly vision glass, while the arrival detail brings glazing and lighting to the covered entrance.

How are the homes arranged?

The September 2024 schedule contains 22 homes: nine one-bedroom, eight two-bedroom and five three-bedroom layouts. The mix includes homes with and without a den. MPulse’s later September 2026 interview describes a den in every home, so final layouts should be confirmed with the project team.

The 2024 drawing schedule and the developer’s later interview. These are dated design records, not a live list of available homes.

Illustrated perspectives

Additional architectural studies.

Renders based on the project drawings. Explore each view at full size.

Architectural visualization of the west entrance: a recessed door under a lit canopy, a barrier-free path and bicycle racks, with covered parking alongside.
The west arrivalA pedestrian perspective
Architectural visualization of the north side, where the upper homes sit above the covered parking area on slender columns.
Around the north cornerThe sheltered parking frontage
Architectural visualization from above, showing the planted roof edge, the corner site and the surrounding Meadowvale streets and houses.
The wider settingAn elevated site study

Renders based on the September 2024 drawings above, which remain the design reference. Entrance, landscaping, lighting, planting and surrounding context are illustrative. Those drawings are marked “not for construction” and subject to revision.

02 / The people behind it A local perspective

Safwat Boulos · Local developer

A neighbour’s
idea of home.

Long-time local resident Safwat Boulos brings a software engineer’s background and a personal interest in real estate to this project.

In his September 2026 interview with MPulse, he describes a straightforward ambition: comfortable homes with useful space and everyday amenities.

Read the local story

Affordable living
does not mean
uncomfortable living.

Safwat Boulos, quoted in MPulse
03 / The neighbourhood Meadowvale, Mississauga

A familiar place.
New neighbours.

An established community of parks, public spaces and places to learn. Here are a few places that make Meadowvale its own.

Outdoors · 2750 Aquitaine Avenue

Lake Aquitaine Park

Trails, a fitness circuit and a fishing dock around the lake.
Learning · 6655 Glen Erin Drive

Meadowvale Library

Books, community programs and a makerspace inside the community centre.
Recreation · 6655 Glen Erin Drive

Meadowvale Community Centre

A place for recreation and community activities overlooking Lake Aquitaine.
04 / The project in context Public information · reviewed September 2026

From an idea
to more homes.

A local project supported through affordable housing initiatives at the City of Mississauga and Peel Region.

  1. The planning conversation begins

    A City public notice describes the original four-storey, 20-unit proposal. Later records identify 22 homes.

    City planning record ↗

  2. Regional funding support

    Peel Regional Council approves an affordable rental funding agreement with applicant 2421845 Ontario Inc.

    Council record ↗

  3. City rental housing investment

    The development is included in reporting on Mississauga’s affordable rental housing investments.

    UrbanToronto coverage ↗

  4. The developer shares the vision

    Local reporting describes the home features and the developer’s aim to welcome tenants before the end of 2027.

    MPulse interview ↗

Understanding the
housing support

14 homes

Funded through Peel’s Affordable Rental Incentives Program (PARIP).

Peel project listing ↗
4 homes

Affordable units in the City’s current Community Improvement Plan listing.

City program listing ↗

These are separate program figures for the same development, not numbers to add together. Public records do not establish a combined total here.

Good to know

A few useful
answers.

Are these photographs of the finished building?

No. The page includes the original architectural drawings from September 2024 and renders based on them. Neither is a photograph of the completed building; final construction details may differ.

Who is the project applicant?

Public City and Peel records name 2421845 Ontario Inc. The September 2026 MPulse story identifies local developer Safwat Boulos.

Where can I read the original reporting?

Start with the MPulse developer interview, the Daily Commercial News funding report and the dated City and Peel records linked above.

Render based on the architectural drawings. Details are illustrative.