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Ottawa's Skyline
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Dzingle Bells
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It makes me sad that there is not one highrise proposed/approved in this image that isn't topped out. No new holes in the ground in Westboro/Tunney's.
This one would sneak in the left side of the shot! https://devapps.ottawa.ca/en/applications/D07-12-21-0216/details
There are two towers there at Holland that could appear, the new CharcWhite next to Sue's house, the stubby towers on Roosevelt, and the big boys at the Granite Curling club. Probably missing a few. I need some new holes in the ground though, it's a little depressing that we are entering a lull in the West end.
Edit: I worded my comment wrong on the post, editing now
Same with Dow's Lake, no residential tower crane or excavation for the first time in about a decade. Thinking we'll see a slowdown on Rideau and Vanier as well. All the construction has migrated to the Escarpment District, Carling and Baseline (?).It makes me sad that there is not one highrise (edit: that has begun excavation) proposed/approved in this image that isn't topped out. No new holes in the ground in Westboro/Tunney's.
urbottawa
Active Member
If Riverrain continues through the phases and that other larger project starts next door this spring, Vanier will be quite a hotbed of construction going forward.
Hoping that will be the case. Fingers crossed for East Flats second tower as well. I wouldn't shed a tear if Story of Rideau Towers II was never built.
DesignJunky
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Some shots of Ottawa from my condo downtown:
Welcome to the forum! Awesome shots, great angle you have there!
DesignJunky
New Member
Thank you! I will have a particularly good view of the massive Brigil development at the old bus station site. Can’t wait to post photos of the progress
Relevé south tower looking prominent here. Too bad we won't get the sloped roof, but the double height mechanical penthouse will cement it's spot as the second tallest this end of downtown, at least until it's (and PdV C) thoroughly beaten by the Renaissance.