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Project Website Quick Facts The Village Transition is composed of about 60 containers and can accommodate up to 100 people, nearly half of the homeless community in the targeted area. The exterior amenities include several shared spaces. These meeting places allow residents to gather and...

The tower crane and the first bit of netting is up on the second tower!

Previous discussion on SSP Ottawa Location : 384 Arlington Ave. Site Plan : Elevations: Renders:

We've got a teeny tiny little sign now

This building is absolutely massive!

It's just a floor higher than the eventual height of the first Gladstone Village tower that is under construction across the trench. Not insubstantial!

Easily the worst place for density in all of the region based on current infrastructure. I don't think a single new unit should be built in Aylmer until the Tram has shovels in the ground and the roads are dramatically improved.

The trim on the tower is starting to take shape.

That would be an incredible location for a grocery store. They would capture a lot of Carleton students in addition to Little Italy.

I am incredibly alright with this. It's something a little different than what we get from the RLA/NEUF/Hobin triumvirate. Height for phase 1 is 103m, only 1m shorter than the original plan.

Roderick (probably): 'Where's that intern with the colour monitor??'

I'm just thankful it's not charcoal like it was in the URDP report.

I was correct. I'll fix up the thread later today.

Releve is an outlier

I was thinking an addition to the existing building where the single story district realty building is. We'll see tomorrow!

This one will look dramatically different from the renders. Black window mullions will change the whole look.

The City of Ottawa has received an Official Plan and Zoning By-law Amendment application to develop a 6-storey building at 1088 Somerset Street W. with 21 residential dwelling units and 2 visitor parking spaces, and a 16-storey building with 80 residential dwelling units and 2 visitor parking...

Good news on OBJ today: Province provides $20M for downtown revitalization, tourism in Ottawa December 4, 2024...