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The Apex Site property on Douglas Street at Humboldt Street in downtown Victoria, also known as the 'Budget Lot,' will be redeveloped into a mixed-use midrise or highrise project. Although details pertaining to the building usage and the architectural design have not been publicly revealed, the project is a partnership between Jawl Properties and telecommunications company TELUS.
The City of Victoria-owned Apex Site property was the subject of an early 2017 bidding process between six proponents. The City of Victoria opted to proceed with a development planning process and a land sale with partners Jawl Properties and TELUS.
Note: the identified height of 10-storeys is not reflective of the design and is a temporary figure.
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Much like the firehall, you will be given an opportunity to participate in the process once the contract with the developer has been signed!
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315 metres and 86 stories would be just about right, making it higher than The One in Toronto. The Sky Higher Tower.
Perhaps extra height and density for building a pool, an art gallery and a maritime museum in the lower levels? Kind of like a swiss army knife for council.
315 metres and 86 stories would be just about right, making it higher than The One in Toronto. The Sky Higher Tower.
Proximity to the fault line will reduce it to 6 storeys, though
It seems like there's always somebody at fault in Victoria.
It seems like there's always somebody at fault in Victoria.
Your on shaky ground with that statement.
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