Yeah, it was Harley and another guy. Other guy added the map and buildings as low as 75 meters. I don't Harley or the other guy removed the proposed/approved buildings.

@hoggytime it looks like the proposed and approved lists from the Ottawa tallest Wikipedia page are gone.

Depends if other proposals are built first, but in terms of existing buildings, it looks like to be one meter short of Icon, which is surprising since it has 5 fewer floors.

The City approved it once or twice before. Developer came in with more height and a new design last year, then Doug Ford changed a law that triggered the recent round of negotiations.

That was one heck of a journey.

Thank you Rocketphish on SSP for the images. DevApp: https://devapps.ottawa.ca/en/applications/D01-01-26-0005/details Description: Brigil is proposing a 40-storey rental tower along with a 6-storey mid-rise. Together, they will include 429 residential units. Parking for 207 vehicles and 472...

Thanks for this one! I wanted to get a look at the exposed mechanical penthouse from the west elevation.

"Smart" Living flipping the property. They bought it for $10.2 million, selling for $14.5 million. https://www.realtor.ca/real-estate/29570901/178-nepean-211-231-bank-street-ottawa-4102-ottawa-centre

A rarely seen angle, thanks!

And unfortunately we'll lose L'Esplanade in the near future based on the Government's disposal list. Another I would highly recommend is C.D. Howe. They have a washroom at each end of the lower level. Very large, modern and bright. No doors to get into the washroom area. Their hours are better...

Half the shroud of the west tower has been removed. We should gain a bit more height (maybe a couple few meters) once the cladding is all the way up.

I imagine land values in Canada are far higher, along with salaries. We potentially have stricter labour laws. Our HSR doesn't benefit all of Canada, but that's an impossible bar to achieve. We have to start somewhere.

I think he was being facetious, but I get his point. His idea of leasing a retail space is more realistic. Another option for the future is including public washrooms in OCH building; those buildings already have cleaning staff. There are cheaper solutions.

Probably a residential building next to the office block. I haven't heard of any new office projects at Zibi or elsewhere Downtown.

The East was the same. Major progress for a while and then a year and a bit where everything seemed complete. There's probably some electrical or signaling systems going in that are not as visible.