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View looking northeast. Rendering Urban Solutions Architecture

The buildup in the area surrounding around Oakridge Centre continues with聽聽with a four-storey podium at 441 to 475 West 42nd Avenue.

The site, which is currently home to three single-family houses, is just off Cambie Street and within the Oakridge Municipal Town Centre cited in the Cambie Corridor Plan.

The Oakridge MTC covers the area around Cambie Street and West 41st Avenue and the City of Vancouver鈥檚 goals for it include 鈥渋ncreasing height and density to provide social and rental housing opportunities, increasing job space, delivering amenities and establishing buildings that reflect the importance of this transit-oriented, regionally significant hub.鈥�

Oakridge Municipal Town Centre. Rendering City of Vancouver

Urban Solutions Architecture聽聽for the West 42nd Avenue project on behalf of its client GEC. The proposal features 124 rental units, 20 per cent of which would be below market rental housing as required under the聽.

Most of the units are proposed to be two to four-bedrooms.

The building would also include a rooftop indoor/outdoor amenity space and a children鈥檚 play area above the podium, a floor space ratio of 6.67, 39 parking stalls, four car-share spaces and 291 bicycle parking spaces.

鈥淧arking and car鈥恠hare spaces are based on 40 per cent for provision of rental plus 20 per cent based on transit accessibility reductions for a total 60 per cent reduction,鈥� the application states.

Several other building projects are also in the works in the area, including ones at 357 to 475 West 41st Avenue () and 325 to 343 West 41st Avenue聽), as well as t.

Oakridge Centre is also being redeveloped into what its developers聽

An open house for Urban Solutions Architecture and GEC鈥檚 rezoning application runs from 5 to 7:30 p.m. at the Jewish Community Centre, Nov. 20.

Oakridge Municipal Town Centre. Rendering City of Vancouver

View from 42nd Avenue looking north. Rendering Urban Solutions Architecture