Plans are once again being proposed to construct what’s believed to be the tallest building in Barrhaven.
Earlier this month, a consultant working for Saint Joseph Developments filed a site plan application with the city to construct the first phase of a pair of 16-storey towers at the corner of Longfields Drive and Marketplace Avenue, adjacent to RioCan’s Chapman Mills Marketplace power centre.
The two buildings will contain a total of 290 apartments and nearly 20,600 square feet of retail space.
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The builder is pitching the proposed project as a transit-oriented development, given its proximity to the Transitway.
Tega Homes proposed a similar-sized development in 2013.
