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PHOTO: Making way for new seniors’ housing complex

The former Red Deer nursing home is being torn down to make way for a new seniors’ housing complex.
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Demolition has begun on the former Red Deer Nursing home. By 2021, the site at the top of Bremner Avenue will become the new $28-million replacement for the Piper Creek seniors’ housing complex. (Photo by LANA MICHELIN/Advocate staff).

The former Red Deer nursing home is being torn down to make way for a new seniors’ housing complex.

The $28-million project will replace the oldest seniors’ home in Alberta — Red Deer’s Piper Creek Lodge — by 2021.

The new 100-unit housing project will be built at 30th Street at Bremner Avenue — the current site of the shutdown Red Deer Nursing Home.

Once the new structure is completed, it will have 65 rooms and 35 stand-alone apartments.

Residents of Piper Creek Lodge will be moved to the new facility and the 63-year-old lodge will then be torn down.