Ah okay. Plus I see now there was a lengthy conversation in this forum about it back in April.
What about the building that housed Don's Photo? That appears to be abandoned too.
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It's been "under renovation" since 2017 by none other than Armik Babakhanians, the owner of Caspian Construction. So it's basically just a vacant building at this point.
Anyone know what is going up on the fenced off lot with Rockport signage just off Graham at I believe Hargrave (I was a few deep after Christmas party last night, pardon the vagueness lol). I looked them up they seem to be builders out of Ontario.
A casino is planned at Kapyong whatever it's called. It the SE quadrant of Kenaston and Taylor, where the gas station is going. I would assume it'll be a casino hotel thing.
Anyone know what is going up on the fenced off lot with Rockport signage just off Graham at I believe Hargrave (I was a few deep after Christmas party last night, pardon the vagueness lol). I looked them up they seem to be builders out of Ontario.
I thought that that was a project for a taller apartment building that was either on hold or cancelled.
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Graham at Smith maybe? IIRC Rockport is doing that 10 storey parkade with cancelled apartment building overtop. Graham at Hargrave is a little congested right now
Graham at Smith maybe? IIRC Rockport is doing that 10 storey parkade with cancelled apartment building overtop. Graham at Hargrave is a little congested right now
For fuck sakes. A 10 story parkade???? What a waste.
Proposal by Ventura for a project on the lot that encompasses the old Mennonite committee building on Plaza, near Access Fort Garry.
Two towers, 10 and 13 floors with the first 3 floors of each building being parking, starting with the east tower (10) and then demolishing the old Mennonite building once it is vacated to build the west tower (13).
Proposal by Ventura for a project on the lot that encompasses the old Mennonite committee building on Plaza, near Access Fort Garry.
Two towers, 10 and 13 floors with the first 3 floors of each building being parking, starting with the east tower (10) and then demolishing the old Mennonite building once it is vacated to build the west tower (13).
Better than an empty building. Would be cool if they had some 3 bedrooms but this is probably oriented to students anyways. It'll add some nice density down a corridor that's probably going to be heavily densified in the future.
Proposal by Ventura for a project on the lot that encompasses the old Mennonite committee building on Plaza, near Access Fort Garry.
Two towers, 10 and 13 floors with the first 3 floors of each building being parking, starting with the east tower (10) and then demolishing the old Mennonite building once it is vacated to build the west tower (13).
Using the link, I'm seeing a 376 standard units and 94 affordable units, for a total of 470 units (most likely rental apartments given it's by the university). Seems like a pretty good project to me!
Using the link, I'm seeing a 376 standard units and 94 affordable units, for a total of 470 units (most likely rental apartments given it's by the university). Seems like a pretty good project to me!
Collier is selling the lot, found a brochure on their Realtor.ca listing which has renderings and additional info about the project:
Looks like the ventura proposal is stale. They tried to make a go of it. Didnt work and are selling the land. The site plan from ventura is shown as a potential concept in the colliers brochure.
This was the big ugly proposal for the St. Regis property. Nobody is quite sure how or why a 10 storey parkade will be feasible.
I would think, imagine, hope in a few years the residential component will go ahead on top, with provisions for the tower. . Snail paced Like Sutton Hotel.
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