James Bombales

The development would meet the highest energy standards under the City’s Green Buildings Policy, utilizing passive strategies that help create comfortable and inviting living environments.

Impressive in sheer height and scale, The One’s internal structure is itself a feat of engineering and a sight to behold as it rises above ground.

The proposal calls for a 14-storey mid-rise building comprising 140 rental suites with 20 percent of the units designated as moderate income housing.

The project by Skale Developments features a 15-storey, BDP Quadrangle-designed building with sleek interiors by The Design Agency.

Plans include retail at and below grade, a 37-space, City-owned childcare facility, and 59 residential units.

With Canderel taking over the site, a three-tower development is still in the works and KingSett Capital will remain involved with the project as a lender.

When complete, Mirabella will feature architecture by Scott Shields Architects, characterized by a classic limestone look, timeless proportions and tapered columns.

The proposed development consists of a six-storey wood-frame building housing 57 units, of which 10 percent would be rented at below market rates.

The major redevelopment would see the downtown fire hall known as Fire Station 332 relocated to make way for a mixed-use development.

Excavation and shoring is scheduled to continue through the spring before below-grade formwork commences in the summer.