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Old Posted Feb 14, 2015, 3:41 PM
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I guess they won't break ground right away with the amount of cold and additional snow apparently on it's way again...
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I drove by yesterday and the site is officially a big hole in the ground now, about one level below grade.
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I drove by yesterday and the site is officially a big hole in the ground now, about one level below grade.
How many levels of parking will they have?
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Old Posted Mar 25, 2015, 5:30 PM
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How many levels of parking will they have?
Nine stories I believe
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Nine stories I believe
Every time I read this I cringe at the thought. My condo unit's parking spot is on the third level of our parking garage and I can only imagine having to loop around 9 levels of parking garage... Unless it is built with one of those spiral ramps at one side so you don't have to drive through the maze of cars...

Also wondering, does anyone here know how parking space locations within a condo are typically allocated? As far as I can tell, there appears to be no logical ordering within my building in terms of floor, units, etc...

First come first serve?
Random draw?
Preference given to higher $$$ end units?

Thoughts?
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Old Posted Mar 25, 2015, 6:22 PM
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Every time I read this I cringe at the thought. My condo unit's parking spot is on the third level of our parking garage and I can only imagine having to loop around 9 levels of parking garage... Unless it is built with one of those spiral ramps at one side so you don't have to drive through the maze of cars...

Also wondering, does anyone here know how parking space locations within a condo are typically allocated? As far as I can tell, there appears to be no logical ordering within my building in terms of floor, units, etc...

First come first serve?
Random draw?
Preference given to higher $$$ end units?

Thoughts?
It depends on the building and the builder. Could be any of the above. Sometime they also hold back some of the best spots so those units that are sold late when the spots are already known will have a good spot and therefore be that much easier to sell.
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Every time I read this I cringe at the thought. My condo unit's parking spot is on the third level of our parking garage and I can only imagine having to loop around 9 levels of parking garage... Unless it is built with one of those spiral ramps at one side so you don't have to drive through the maze of cars...

Also wondering, does anyone here know how parking space locations within a condo are typically allocated? As far as I can tell, there appears to be no logical ordering within my building in terms of floor, units, etc...

First come first serve?
Random draw?
Preference given to higher $$$ end units?

Thoughts?
I bought at Tamarack Wellington and they start to contact people who bought first to pick their parking spots and just work their way down the list.
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Every time I read this I cringe at the thought. My condo unit's parking spot is on the third level of our parking garage and I can only imagine having to loop around 9 levels of parking garage... Unless it is built with one of those spiral ramps at one side so you don't have to drive through the maze of cars...

Also wondering, does anyone here know how parking space locations within a condo are typically allocated? As far as I can tell, there appears to be no logical ordering within my building in terms of floor, units, etc...

First come first serve?
Random draw?
Preference given to higher $$$ end units?

Thoughts?
If you make an issue of it when you're purchasing your unit, you can often negotiate a "better" parking space. If it's an issue for you, just be prepared to walk if you don't get satisfaction.
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I forget how I did it but when we bought in Mondrian we fought hard to get the best spot. We were 1st level right beside the elevator .
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Thanks for the update.
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Old Posted Apr 13, 2015, 4:30 PM
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WOW They are really moving fast! All 9 levels of the parking should be completed by the end of the year.
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First come first serve?
Random draw?
Preference given to higher $$$ end units?
I was taking a look at the Slater a couple of years ago and they were reserving parking for units over a certain size
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Claridge Icon is in the Highrise threads on the rival site Skyscrapercity,
http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=1674589

Why don't we have a thread for it in the Global Projects and Construction - Highrise section of this site? http://forum.skyscraperpage.com/forumdisplay.php?f=103&order=desc

Same goes for The Sky, there is a thread for it on Skyscrapercity, but not here in the Global Projects and Construction section of Skyscraperpage.
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Claridge Icon is in the Highrise threads on the rival site Skyscrapercity,
http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=1674589
Only 2 posts, and by the same person. Doesn't look like a very active thread. This is where the action is right here on our board
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True, but just by having a couple Ottawa threads there, makes Ottawa more visible to like-minded people internationally. And that can never be a bad thing.
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Old Posted Apr 22, 2015, 5:01 PM
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That bedrock is pretty shallow.. gonna be lots of blasting to come.
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