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Maison/Amica Oak Bay is a proposal to build a five-storey assisted and independent living residence for seniors. The development site is situated along Richmond Road at Fort Street in Victoria's Royal Jubilee Hospital district.
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It's been a year since anyone bothered to snap a picture of this one? I'm liking the vibe re: a substantial and half-decently attractive building with almost a downtown-style ground floor, but on a very quiet neighbourhood side street. I probably also like it because it replaced a large surface parking lot. Methinks the redevelopment of the Turner's building and the adjacent empty lot could end up producing a neat scene here, if it all works out well.
It's not bad looking. Certainly a lot better than the prisons recently erected as housing at UVic.
It's not bad looking. Certainly a lot better than the prisons recently erected as housing at UVic.
sure, but why is that even remotely a comparison here?
sure, but why is that even remotely a comparison here?
Just comparing 2 variations on dense, presumably small unit housing.
Developer pledges $1 million to Victoria's housing fund in lieu of below-market units at seniors complex
A proposed seniors residence planned for the Jubilee neighbourhood will not include below-market homes, but proponents have pledged cash to the City.
Seniors residence to replace Fort Street medical centre
West Vancouver-based Milliken Development plans to replace the Rod of Asclepius-adorned Fort Royal Medical Centre with seniors housing.
'Rod of Asclepius'-adorned Fort Royal Medical Centre to make way for seniors residence
135-unit assisted living residence for seniors is planned to replace the four-storey commercial building and its adjacent surface parking lot.
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