The arrival and installation of the first tower crane, which will be located on the northwest corner of the construction site, takes place August 12 to 16. The crane will be visible far and wide.
Found the construction timeline for the Amphitheatre
Completed
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Demolition and Excavation March 2024
Storm Line Relocation May 2024
North & South Cranes October 2024
Watermain Replacement November 2024
Delivery & Erection of First Support Towers (for Roof Support) November 2024
Stage Raft Footing (Back of House) January 2025
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Foundation Spring 2025
Sound Wall and Rear Suite Wall Spring 2025
Roof Structure Summer/Fall 2025
Seating Floor, Washroom and Concessions Fall/Winter 2025
VIP Suites and Interior Fit Out Spring 2026
Commissioning Spring 2026
Targeted Completion Spring/Summer 2026
Townhouses on the 540 W 65th Ave and 8120-8168 Lord St site (near Marine Gatway) has been cleared.
Is the project going ahead? Thought I heard that it was cancelled or being amended
Someone is selling the site (both parcels are shown in the brochure)
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For Sale: Prime Multi-Family Redevelopment Site Located Steps to Marine Drive SkyTrain in Vancouver.
8120-8168 Lord Street recently received rezoning application approval to construct a brand new 6-storey market rental development project. Located less than 200m from a SkyTrain station, purchasers may also pursue additional density up to 20-storeys (subject to rezoning under the TOA policy).
See below for the highlights!
▪️33,153 SF of site area
▪️Recently received rezoning application approval for 2.88x FSR
▪️Existing architectural plans for 146 rental units
▪️All market rental with only 5 replacement units required
▪️Additional density potential due to TOA designation (up to 5.50x FSR)
▪️1-minute walk to Marine Drive Station
▪️Steps to Marine Gateway
Public Art Program – The Public Art Policy for Rezoned Developments requires that rezonings with a floor area of more than 9,290 sq. m. (100,000 sq. ft.) contribute public art or provide 80% cash in lieu as a condition of rezoning. Public art budgets are based on a rate of $1.98 per square foot. With 122,392 sq. ft. of floor area proposed, a public art budget of approximately $242,336 (or $193,869 at 80% cash in lieu) is anticipated. The Public Art rate is finalized at the development permit stage and is subject to Council approval of periodic adjustments to address inflation.