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[Ottawacurious]

Skyscraper forum discussion
Devapps

1. D07-12-23-0033: Site Plan control
2. Official Plan ammendment,
3. Zoning Bylaw ammendment

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Applicant’s Proposal
The City of Ottawa has received an Official Plan Amendment, Zoning By-law Amendment and Site Plan Control application to develop three high-rise towers. The proposed towers comprise of one 30-storey residential, one 40-storey residential, and one 35-storey mixed use building.

The development application proposes three (3) high-rise towers consisting of: two (2) residential towers at 30 and 40-storeys in height, and one (1) mixed-use tower at 35-storeys in height consisting of retail at grade, office within the podium, and residential on the upper levels. A total of 516 underground vehicular parking spaces are proposed, while a total of 1,254 bicycle spaces are proposed. Each building will provide indoor communal amenity spaces, and private balconies for each residential unit.

 

[Ottawacurious]

Last documents update on devapps is August 2024. Initial application was March 2023. The last status update is Nov 2024 "Review Status : Application File Pending"

It still appears on Bayview Group website.

 

[J.OT13]

Would be great for Orleans' little "downtown". Hope another cinema chain takes over the old space next door.

 

[originalmuffins]

Oooh yeah I love that height and they look good!! More of this please. Especially in Orleans, Kanata, Riverside South, and Barrhaven. The most density nodes in each of these "wards" is exactly what we need, especially with Stage 2 and 3.

 

[hoggytime]

New Renders from the OBJ City Building 2025 magazine:

 

[SweazyCavalry]

New Renders from the OBJ City Building 2025 magazine:

I have no trust these will be built unfortunately. Orléans needs this not only to change culture to be open to density, but also to pick up the slack.

 

[J.OT13]

Projects in Orleans haven't moved at all other than the one at St. Joseph and Duford. I was really hoping the train would be a catalyst for actual builds, not just proposals.