Waterford Barrhaven Retirement Community | 29 m | 8-9 fl | U/C

[waterloowarrior]

The development would consist of 291 rooming* / apartment units within two connected buildings that represent a combination of:
 140 independent units (ranging from studio, 1 bedroom, and 2 bedroom rooming units),
 44 Assisted Living Units,
 26 Memory Care Units, and
 82 senior apartment dwelling units.

http://app01.ottawa.ca/postingplans/...appId=__0DGF97

[White Pine]

Having worked in some retirement homes, it always strikes me as sketchy to have a retirement home over 5 storeys. maybe it's different in the Ottawa homes, but there aren't a whole lot of people in these places who should be expected to evacuate 7+ flights of stairs during a fire.

[MountainView]

I know this is dead but this retirement proposal is directly across the street from this old Tega proposal (a name we haven't heard in a loooong time).

Also this would be the tallest building Barrhaven. The tallest building is currently the 5 storey retirement home at Strandherd and Tartan.

[waterloowarrior]

recommended for approval
http://app05.ottawa.ca/sirepub/agdoc...&itemid=359925

[waterloowarrior]

http://www.juteaujohnsoncomba.com/ne...2016_Sales.pdf
125 Marketplace Avenue & 101A
Lindenshade Drive (Waterford
Retirement Community), which is
located in the Barrhaven community,
was purchased by 9604430 Canada
Inc. from South Nepean
Development Corp. for $2,163,150 or
$952,930 per acre. It was purchased
for the development of a 298 unit,
retirement home and senior’s
apartment complex.

[H>T&T>P]

About 4 floors completed on this now

[Harley613]

This turned out to be a very nice project. There is a 'commons' style park in the square in front with a bunch of professional services at ground level (residences above) in the towns surrounding it. Not bad for a former farm field in Barrhaven.
[IMG]20210203_150805 by harley613, on Flickr[/IMG]