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[Memph]

This is just North of Oakville GO Station and will be replacing 3 suburban style buildings. There will be a total of 552 units with 570 parking spaces, mostly underground although there will be 75 spaces in the interior of the site. There will also be a 3 storey podium with retail and office uses, for a total of 75,350 sf of retail/commercial space. The proposed FSI is 6.5.

The shorter buildings will be along Cross Avenue, with the taller ones behind.

20s tower will have 212 units
16s tower will have 150 units
12s tower will have 110 units
8s tower will have 80 units

Site Plan
http://www.oakville.ca/assets/2011 planning/da-161470-siteplan.pdf

Urban Design Brief
http://www.oakville.ca/assets/2011 planning/da-161470-udb.pdf

Development Application Page:
http://www.oakville.ca/business/6810.html

 

[Memph]

Illustrations, I wonder if it's by the same artists as for Bronte Mall.

 

[SaugeenJunction]

Here is an update on this project:

• It was approved by Oakville Town Council in April, link: http://www.insidehalton.com/news-st...pment-one-step-closer-to-reality-in-oakville/
• Here is the Town of Oakville's website for it: http://www.oakville.ca/business/6810.html
• Here is the design company's website: http://www.strategy4.ca/projects-177cross.php
• Below are some renderings of the new design, (what was approved):

 

[SaugeenJunction]

Looks like the tenant at the current 177 Cross site will be moving out soon. I would really like to see this project move forward.

 

[wopchop]

Looks like the tenant at the current 177 Cross site will be moving out soon. I would really like to see this project move forward.

Yes! Hopefully this can kickstart development around Oakville GO Station. Huge potential here.

 

[Edward Skira]

Not much of anything.

 

[cd concept]

I was wondering don't they have tear down old structures and change most of the roads. In the new Oakville midtown core before they start to build any thing? Because I seen a plot plan rendering of the new midtown core with realigned streets.