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300 Sparks St.

Last updated: 2010-05-19 · ID: D07-12-09-0212

Summary#

The proposal involves demolishing an existing four-storey building, which currently houses office space and a vacant movie theater, to construct a new 19-storey office building on the existing foundation, which will also include a two-storey link to the existing office tower.

Source: City-provided description
Status
File Pending (Application File Pending)
Project Type
Site Plan Control
Property Type
Commercial
Hotel

Building Scale (Max.) Based on elevation drawings. Values may be approximate. See sources for exact figures.
High-rise · 18 storeys Data Quality Note Text was extracted using optical character recognition. This may introduce artifacts or misreads. · 71.99 m Data Quality Note Text was extracted using optical character recognition. This may introduce artifacts or misreads.

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Project Updates#

2010-05-19 Initial Update
Added description, 15 images and 13 documents
  • Status: File Pending (Application File Pending)
  • To demolish an existing four-storey building (office & vacant movie theater) and to construct a new 19-storey office building on the existi…
  • 4 renders
  • 7 site plans
  • 2 elevations
  • 2 floor plans

Site Plans, Elevations and Floor Plans#

Additional Information#

Date Initiated2009-12-03
WardWard 14 - Ariel Troster

Documents#

TypeDocument
Architectural PlansSite Plan D07-12-09-0212
Architectural PlansElevations South and West D07-12-09-0212
Architectural PlansElevations North and East D07-12-09-0212
Design BriefDesign Brief D07-12-09-0212
EnvironmentalEnvironmental Assessment D07-12-09-0212
Floor PlanFirst Floor Plan and Parking Level 1 D07-12-09-0212
Geotechnical ReportGrading Plan D07-12-09-0212
Landscape PlanLandscape Plan D07-12-09-0212
Shadow StudySun Shade Study D07-12-09-0212
Site ServicingServicing Study D07-12-09-0212
Site ServicingServicing Plan D07-12-09-0212
SurveyingSurvey Plan D07-12-09-0212
Transportation AnalysisTransportation Brief D07-12-09-0212