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There's a thread for that. https://ottawa.skyrisecities.com/forum/threads/odenak-665-albert-st-105-120m-31-36s-dream-multifaith-perkins-will-kpmb-two-row-u-c.37152/page-13#post-2215889

That is the main intent at this point in time however, other options are being looked at.

The other two are the U of O building across the street (former Quality Inn) and the corner of Rideau & Friel.

This is actually a self climbing Luffing Crane. The climbing frame will be added at the first crane raise stage. It is the first for Ottawa for this model of Luffer. Typically Luffing cranes are within the building footprint and have a raising system the within the crane tower itself.

Hey @ BGO, it's up as promised. It's go time for Ottawa's new tallest centretown build!

Well believe it because it is happening. I am open to bets!

Tower crane is scheduled to go up the weekend of March 22nd.

I was too late to say don't waste your time showing the SKY but squares are more accurate then what we all were hoping for. The heights are changing, it's being phased, it's being dumbed down like everyone should have expected.

This would have been a much more beneficial space for a homeless warming center/shelter but of course funding would not be easy to secure for the purchase and operations. It's tiresome to have "progressive councillors" including Troster, to act as advocates for the less fortunate but never...

Bingo! Nice to see that some people on this forum know what they are talking about. Blasting will continue for the final level of parking this week which is the P4 level and should be completed by Friday. That will be followed by rock removal for two weeks and then micro blasting will...

Nice shot!

That glass wall area terrace is an amenity space for residents and hotel guests. That 6th floor area with the glass wall is the pool & gym.

It was an internal process. Azure had the options to an open sale but Brigil was very patient and very understanding of the situation Azure was in. another kudos to a good developer in the region.

That's not very nice lol

This project coming to fruition has been a major challenge but it is so nice to see it succeed. It's a beautiful building. This almost didn't happen due to the poor mis-management of a certain company that oversaw his Richmond Road Project. Kudos to Brigil for helping John out.