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If and when Claridge builds the 45s tower next to Ascent, we will finally have a defined skyline with some notable variety from this angle.

This big lot to the East.

I love all the affordable housing here. I just hope they roll right into the highrises.

The old Quickie/First Choice on Rideau is for sale, they are looking for a new development. Zoning is for only 6 floors. I hope we see an ask from the buyer for something taller here, there aren't many better spots for serious density.

Devapp is up for a new office to residential conversion at 396 Cooper. 33 apartments on the top three floors, the retail remains at ground floor.

Love that brick, such a breath of fresh air!

It got the CharcWhite treatment.

Fantastic news! The NCC is looking for development on the Quebec lot by the Macdonald-Cartier bridge! That's easily one of the best lots in the region for a signature highrise project.

So they are building the addition, up from 136 rooms to 154, and down from 19 floors to 17. This appears to be the full build out of the site after all.

I had no idea! I just remember it being part of the MBNA campus and then TD after the buyout. I remember this little building at Palladium/Terry Fox being Kanata's city hall before amalgamation. Do you remember any other city halls? Vanier perhaps?

As I said on SSP, I will be very sad if this can't be rehabilitated. This building is a brutalist icon, and one of my favourite buildings in the region. Anyone who hasn't visited should go check it out. The deficiencies are very worrisome, but I think it's worth keeping even if the costs...

Unbelievable that they can build something without a devapp. Corruption in plain sight.

Hull is so far ahead of Ottawa in public art and spaces.

I still can't create a new thread for the new tower, because we still don't have anything but a vague 10 year old render, and we still don't know exactly what they are building aside from possibly a glassy 23s tower. Very frustrating that Claridge can keep doing this.

I really love the near-final result here. One of the best 'fascadism' projects in town, unique setbacks, and quality materials...except the faux brick panels. Luckily, most of those will be invisible anyways, once the Claridge tower is complete.

I'll take any community housing, but yeah, the architect looks like they were 'inspired' by RLA 🤢🤮

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Good execution, but I do miss the red brick.