Turner Building
proposed
Uses: offices, commercial
Address:
Address:
2002-2010 Richmond Road
Municipality: Victoria
Region: Urban core
Storeys: 5
Office space: 17,584 sq. ft.
Leasing status: in planning
The Turner Building proposal incorporates the facade of the iconic 1940's Turner Building into a five-storey mixed-use office and ground floor commercial development on Richmond Road and Birch Street.
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Building data
Storeys: 5
Gross floor area: 28,448 sq. ft.
Parking type: underground
Total parking stalls: 71
Roof height (m): 22
Primary material: concrete
Office Space details
Office class: A
Office use: commercial
Lease status: in planning
Office space: 17,584 sq. ft.
Commercial space details
Lease status: in planning
Commercial units: 7
Turner Building Discussion on VibrantVictoria.ca
Citified.ca
• Jun. 8 at 5:14pm
This listing has been taken off the market for the time being.
Nparker
• Jun. 8 at 6:16pm
Somebody is going to torch that soon.
Or it will collapse from years of neglect. Either way, it would be the best thing that could happen here. Having to develop this site around the existing structure will always be problematic and costly.
corvus
• Jun. 8 at 6:16pm
Somebody is going to torch that soon.
That would be a shame, we'd lose one of the City's best rotating outdoor art galleries.
Sparky
• Jun. 8 at 6:17pm
^ I thought that the rat colony that currently resides within would have eaten it by now.
Related News
Iconic Turner Building to be retained as part of office and residential development
MIKE KOZAKOWSKI, CITIFIED.CA
Published February 9, 2016
Victoria's "flatiron" landmark on Richmond Road at Birch Street will be retained as part of a redevelopment proposal.
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