Factory Block
proposed
Uses: condos, commercial
Address:
Address:
480 Esquimalt Road
Municipality: Victoria
Region: Urban core
Storeys: 6
(1BR, 2BR, live-work) Sales status: in planning
Factory Block is a proposal for a six-storey condominium and commercial complex along the 400-block of Esquimalt Road at Russell Street in the City of Victoria's Vic West neighbourhood.
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Building Stats
Construction start: Citified Pro
Storeys: 6
Units: Citified Pro
Percentage sold: Citified Pro
Gross floor area: Citified Pro
Roof height (m): 20.5
Parking type: underground
Total parking stalls: Citified Pro
Visitor parking available?: Citified Pro
Visitor parking stalls: Citified Pro
Condo Unit Details
Units: Citified Pro
Sales status: in planning
Target market: mid-market
Unit types: 1BR, 2BR, live-work
Unit sizes: Citified Pro
Commercial space details
The commercial component of the project will include a base of operations for Victoria-based clothing company Ecologyst, and Aryze Development's Aryze Lab and Construction team.
Factory Block Discussion on VibrantVictoria.ca
Kapten Kapsell
• Sep. 29 at 9:54pm
This proposal has been submitted for a formal rezoning request (today) and it has been substantially revised. The proposal now calls for 85 rental units (rather than 40+ condo stratus units) and the massing has been broken up... it will have three industrial units on the ground floor.
A new look:
Kapten Kapsell
• Oct. 1 at 7:28pm
I do wonder if this will become Aryze's biggest rental project to date (by unit count)...
PPPdev
• Oct. 2 at 7:52pm
It’ll be the second biggest as 3319 Douglas is at 169 homes
Mattjvd
• Oct. 3 at 12:35am
Oof. I generally quite like Aryze's projects, but this looks like a UVic residence building from 1971. And not in a good way. Great spot for some added density though.
Edit: My reaction to was to the original rendering, not the revision! The new proposal looks pretty good and I'm happy to see that it is adding even nore density.
Edit: My reaction to was to the original rendering, not the revision! The new proposal looks pretty good and I'm happy to see that it is adding even nore density.
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