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Amica Jubilee House is a five-storey assisted and independent living seniors residence along the 1900-block of Richmond Road at Fort Street in Victoria's Royal Jubilee Hospital district.
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All houses and trees are gone and the site is completely cleared. I'm not aware that any of the houses were relocated, but I could be wrong.
Big excavation currently underway on the Ashgrove Street side for phase 2. The pit comes right to the foundation of phase 1, so some of phase 1's ground floor pillars and such are currently suspended in space over the hole.
I looked at this photo.......
........ and I thought no way, you are going to have to divide up those benches to stop people from sleeping or camping on them.
Alas, of course they are fenced off.
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It was not in the original plans:
But that area has lots of sleepers.
And night crawlers, fencing at the side/rear too:
Rising out of the pit on Ashgrove Street:
Developer pledges $1 million to Victoria's housing fund in lieu of below-market units at seniors complex
A proposed seniors residence planned for the Jubilee neighbourhood will not include below-market homes, but proponents have pledged cash to the City.
Seniors residence to replace Fort Street medical centre
West Vancouver-based Milliken Development plans to replace the Rod of Asclepius-adorned Fort Royal Medical Centre with seniors housing.
'Rod of Asclepius'-adorned Fort Royal Medical Centre to make way for seniors residence
135-unit assisted living residence for seniors is planned to replace the four-storey commercial building and its adjacent surface parking lot.