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Originally Posted by odogfo
I love looking at rendering like these. I know this is off topic from the stadium thread but are the condos in the proposal a realistic expectation? Are they all getting built concurrently with the arena or is this only a 10+ year vision or something?
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That is one of the concerns of the NCC. In that area alone (Zibi, LeBreton and 900 Albert), we probably have close to 10,000 units proposed (mix of condos, rentals and affordable housing. We have another 4,000 or so proposed one station down the Trillium Line near Carling and Preston.
According to Rendez-Vous Lebreton, it's a 20 year plan. Within 10 years, they hope to complete the Quartier LeBreton, Pimisi and Aqueduct neighborhoods with Bayview and Asticou being built at a later date.
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3 of 5 neighbourhoods expected in first phase
The RendezVous LeBreton plan is predicated on five distinct neighbourhoods, three of which are also slated to be built in the first phase. Quartier LeBreton and Pimisi will be located along Albert Street, while Aqueduct will hug the restored aqueduct in the centre of the redevelopment.
That will mean 1,400 new housing units in the next decade, says Bird.
Neighbourhoods called Bayview, on the western edge, and Asticou, near the war museum, are planned for future phases.
Development will be guided by a grid pattern that seeks to restore the historic roads and streets at LeBreton Flats, says Bird, who speaks passionately about the site's history and went to the registry office to pull up old maps.
"We've got some of the biggest constructors and developer partners and they can just start working in different directions," says Bird, who notes that Windmill Developments, Mattamy Homes, Brigil, PCL and Tomlinson are all working with RendezVous LeBreton Group.
In thousands of surveys sent to the National Capital Commission during its public consultations, a number of people said they didn't like the look of the many high-rise buildings in the RendezVous LeBreton plan, but Bird says it's important to build densely near the future light-rail stations.
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http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/rendezvous-lebreton-first-decade-plan-1.3562836