154 O'Connor — development project
This other project (zoning by-law amendment) at 154 O'Connor, in the Centretown neighbourhood (Ward 14 district), has been the subject of 1 application before City of Ottawa's development-application process at its 2021-12-23 meeting. Status: advancing — latest status: Zoning By-law in Effect. Application type: Zoning By-law Amendment.
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Other projects in Centretown
Two towers, one fronting Slater Street (25-storeys) and one fronting laurier Avenue West (26-storeys). Approximately 586 Dwelling Units.
The proposed development consists of two (2) high-rise mixed-use buildings surrounded by outdoor space. A total of 541 dwelling units are proposed in the two towers with 359 proposed underground parking spaces.
The future development is a mixed-use of 413 residential units over 25 storeys, with 454 m2 of commercial space on the ground floor. The site is bounded by O'Connor and Slater streets, as well as lots 124 O'Connor and 170 Slater. Application Numbers: PC2023-0282 ; PC2024-0305
Zoning By-law Amendment, Site Plan Control
A Site Plan Control application to construct a 27-storey mixed-use building with ground-floor commercial, 312 dwelling units, and underground parking for 200 vehicles has been received.
Application to alter 219-233 Bank Street and 178 Nepean Street
A Site Plan Control application to permit the redevelopment of the subject property for a 23-storey, mixd-use building, consisting of 241 dwelling units, 469 sqm. of ground floor commercial space, 0 residential parking spaces, 15 visitor parking spaces and 243 bicycle parking spaces
9-storey mixed use residential building. Commercial uses are proposed at the ground floor in the northwest corner of the site. A total commercial gross floor area of 171m2 is proposed. The remainder of the ground floor envisions walk-out residential apartment units. The upper floors consist of apartment uses. A total of 218 units are proposed.