Dream LeBreton is a residential project part of the NCC ’s LeBreton Flats Master Concept Plan. The project consists of two city high-rise buildings just outside downtown Ottawa. The architecture firms involved in the project include Perkins & Will, KPMB Architects, which were supported by Two Row Architects and Purpose Building.

Dream LeBreton Flats is Ottawa's newest affordable housing site with 130 units owned and operated by Multifaith Housing Initiative MHI.

Odenak (formerly Dream LeBreton), designed in joint venture with Perkins&Will, with support from Two Row Architect and Purpose Building, is the first major housing development in Ottawa built for a post-pandemic world — a world in which the deep connections between sustainability and social equity have never been more apparent.

Dream LeBreton is a new residential high rise coming soon to the Lebreton Flats neighbourhood of Ottawa. Designed by Perkins&Will and KPMB Architects, this sustainable development consists of two 30+ storey towers.

The Odenak project anchors the future development of the LeBreton Flats precinct, a dynamic transit-oriented community near the Ottawa River and next to Ādisōke, Ottawa’s new central library. The development has 600 new rental units—41% of them designated as affordable and offered below market rents.

Jan 20, 2022 · Pending final federal and municipal design and development approvals, Dream LeBreton is planning to obtain building permits by the end of 2023, with buildings ready for occupancy by early 2026.

The NCC, in partnership with Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC), selected Dream LeBreton as the successful proponent to acquire the Library Parcel and build an inclusive and sustainable development.

Nov 21, 2022 · Unveiled Oct. 27, the design, consisting of two towers of 31 and 36 storeys clad in red, will create a new gateway into the LeBreton Flats on the western edge of the parliamentary precinct. Of the 601 rental units, 41 per cent will be affordable.

Dream LeBreton Flats is Ottawa's newest affordable housing site with 130 units owned and operated by Multifaith Housing Initiative MHI.

In collaboration with Indigenous architects, Two Row Architect and consultants Innovation Seven, the design for LeBreton Flats Library Parcel will honour the site’s identity as a place of connection and community.