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Former DND building being demolished in downtown Ottawa for new high-rise

(5 months ago)
Camille Wilson
Ottawa

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A former Department of National Defence (DND) building at 110 O’Connor Street in downtown Ottawa is being demolished to make way for a new residential high-rise. The 14-storey building, dating from the early 1970s, was bought by Groupe Mach for $40 million in 2021 and will be replaced by a structure containing up to 400 rental units.

  1. 1 Early 1970s: Building constructed
  2. 2 2021: Groupe Mach buys building for $40 million
  3. 3 2025-06-16: Demolition in progress
  • Former DND building removed
  • New residential high-rise with up to 400 rental units will be built
What: Demolition of a former Department of National Defence building to be replaced by a residential high-rise.
When: Demolition is in progress (as of 2025-06-16). Building bought in 2021.
Where: 110 O’Connor Street, at the corner of Slater St. and O’Connor St., downtown Ottawa.
Why: To redevelop the site with a new residential high-rise containing rental units.
How: The 14-storey building is being demolished floor by floor.

A former Department of National Defence (DND) building at 110 O’Connor Street in downtown Ottawa is being demolished to make way for a new residential high-rise. The 14-storey building, dating from the early 1970s, was bought by Groupe Mach for $40 million in 2021 and will be replaced by a structure containing up to 400 rental units.