Lib Aylmer | Frequently Asked Questions

The Lib concept offers a living environment for people aged 55 and over. With its modern and comfortable apartments, along with inviting common areas, Lib is a place where well-being and an active lifestyle come together. Visit the HOME page for more information. 

This is a rental complex with 160 units.

You can contact us through the form on the website or call us at 819-557-1140. We’ll be happy to answer your questions. 

Yes. This project has successfully preserved, integrated, and highlighted the heritage building as part of a new residential project reserved for people aged 55 and over.

Yes, for safety and soundproofing reasons, the complex is made of concrete.

Over 200 parking spaces are available, including visitor spots, commercial parking, and underground spaces.

Yes, there are parking spaces with electric charging stations available.

We offer a variety of amenities, including a pool, a fitness room, a community kitchen, a golf simulator, a lounge, and much more! Please visit the COMMON AREAS section for more information.

Yes, several types of storage spaces are available for an additional fee.

Yes, pets are allowed. However, specific conditions may apply – for example, only small dogs.

Yes, the complex is smoke-free.

The Lib Aylmer project is part of Gatineau’s Sustainable Mobility Plan. The project is located close to shops and services and is served by several public transportation lines. A pedestrian layout is present on the Main Street façade to encourage sustainable travel and extend the commercial activity along Main Street.

Three commercial spaces are planned on the ground floor of the building, totaling 8,000 square feet. These spaces will contribute to the local vibrancy of the community.

No. A traffic impact study was conducted by the engineering firm CIMA+. The traffic generated by the project is negligible and does not significantly impact traffic flow or road safety. Traffic conditions remain similar to current conditions, as the residents are retirees with flexible schedules and do not contribute to peak hour traffic increases.

Extensive consultations were held with the Aylmer Heritage Association during the design and subsequent stages of the project. These discussions led to the integration of essential elements such as dormer windows, façade modulation, and a pitched roof, ensuring a harmonious integration of this important heritage building into the community.