A vision for 3834 Ophir sees the addition of 14 new family-oriented homes in the Mount Tolmie neighbourhood. Comprised of four 4-bedroom units and 10 3-bedroom units, 3834 Ophir has been designed in response to the District of Saanich Official Community Plan (OCP) and the Shelbourne Valley Action Plan (SVAP), providing diverse housing forms to suit a range of needs, improving pedestrian and cycling mobility, and contributing to the vibrancy of the Shelbourne Valley. Source: 3834 Ophir

GS2 Developments recently purchased 3907 and 3909 Cedar Hill rd. And are proposing a townhouse development on the combined site. We have designed a four building complex that would house twelve family-oriented dwellings. Following the guidelines contained within the Shelbourne Valley Action Plan, and in consultation with planning staff at the Municipality of Saanich, our designers have created a proposal that aims to sensitively increase density in the University Centre land use area. The location is designated within the action plan as suitable for townhouse infill developments up to three storeys in height. Source: GS2 Developments

1647 McRae was envisioned to provide new and diversified housing forms to the neighbourhood, offering an alternative to the traditional single family home to a range of people. The project will offer studio, one and two bedroom condo homes including family-oriented ground level suites. Designed to complement and enhance the existing architectural elements in the neighbourhood, the ground floor is clad with robust and attractive masonry and features a generously glazed commercial corner, giving the building a sense of weight. The middle section of the building between floors 2 and 4 are treated with warmer wood materials, projecting balconies with recessed portions, and an architectural framing element to visually break down the height into smaller masses, while level 5 and 6 are treated using a light stucco and variations in the roof plane to create a sense of lightness to the massing. The proposal encourages the goal for active forms of transportation outlined in the Shelbourne Valley Action Plan (SVAP), providing secure bicycle parking spaces for residents in the underground parking structure and bike visitor spaces near the entrance of the building. The site is directly adjacent to Shelbourne Street, with access to transit, employment, amenities, and recreational centres. Source: Abstract Developments

Featuring 24 condo units in Sannich B.C., ranging from studios to 1 & 2 bedroom homes. Source: TLA Developments