Taggart O’Connor Corporation is proposing a development consisting of two (2) high-rise, mixed-use buildings sitting within a substantial privately owned public space (POPS) comprising approximately 40% of the total development area at 267 O'Connor Street. In total, the proposal contains 541 residential units and 339 underground parking spaces. Given the conceptual nature of the proposed development at the time of writing, specifics of the proposed development are subject to change and will be refined through a future Site Plan Control application.
The proposed south tower is a 28-storey (90 metre) residential building with approximately 259 residential dwelling units and 16,942 square metres of total gross floor area. The building features a three (3) storey podium clad in red brick and relating to the adjacent buildings along Gilmour Street to the east. The upper floors of the building are clad in a mix of glass and aluminium panels that provide a light and modern aesthetic for the building.
The proposed north tower is a 30-storey (100 metre) mixed-use building with approximately 282 dwelling units and 17,835 square metres of gross floor area. As with the south building, the building features a three (3) storey podium clad with red brick relating to the context further east on MacLaren Street and a mix of glass and aluminium panels on the upper floors.
The two towers will share a four (4) storey underground parking garage that includes 339 parking spaces and is accessed via a garage ramp along Gilmour Street, within the podium of the south tower. Of the 339 spaces, 54 spaces are proposed as visitor spaces, while the balance of the spaces will be for residents resulting in a residential parking rate of 0.52 spaces per unit. No parking is proposed for the small retail component in the north tower. Bike parking has been included at grade in both buildings with additional parking to be provided in the underground parking garages.
Architect: Hobin Architects
Development application:
https://devapps.ottawa.ca/en/applica...BAV3EF/details
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