Twenty3 | 19m | 6s | Eagle Crest | FAAS Architecture

[Surrealplaces]

 

[Mountain Man]

I like it, more like this please!

 

[The Familia]

Not a fan of this corrugated metal siding trend I keep seeing.

 

[Urban Outdoorsman]

Last I heard several of the 24th ave proposals have gone to court over some restrictive covenants. Does anyone have any idea what the status is on that?

 

[Mountain Man]

Not a fan of this corrugated metal siding trend I keep seeing.

It's nice when used properly and when using quality materials... ads some texture to buildings...

 

[haltcatchfire]

It's nice when used properly and when using quality materials... ads some texture to buildings...

Agreed, the black 7/8" looks good where I've seen it used. There's a couple new residences in my neighbourhood that have used it too and I like it. Beats a lot of the other exterior finishes being used regularly.

 

[Urban Outdoorsman]

Looks like this is going to a public hearing at the end of the month https://developmentmap.calgary.ca/?find=LOC2021-0020

 

[Beltline_B]

Looks like this is going to a public hearing at the end of the month https://developmentmap.calgary.ca/?find=LOC2021-0020

Let's hope this goes through. 24th ave could use some development and this getting approved could pave the way for some more development.

 

[RLT]

Looks like another one by the same team was just approved a few blocks down.

DMAP

 

[Urban Outdoorsman]

Looks like another one by the same team was just approved a few blocks down.

DMAP

It's been approved for a little while now. I believe the proposed developments on the south side of 24th were under restricted land use covenants and therefore the approval process has been delayed. My guess is they're going to wait until the rest have been approved before starting construction

 

[MichaelS]

Yes, I think I heard at one of the public hearings is the rezoning can't take effect until the restrictive covenant has been removed. The developer is hoping the Council vote helps their case as they have to go to court to have the restrictive covenant removed, as the legal method would require something like 80% of residents signature to agree to it.

 

[RLT]

It's been approved for a little while now. I believe the proposed developments on the south side of 24th were under restricted land use covenants and therefore the approval process has been delayed. My guess is they're going to wait until the rest have been approved before starting construction

Oh strange, it says the development permit was just approved on June 30th but probably a glitch in the system then.

 

[UrbanWarrior]

I think this one is UC. I drove past it at work the other day but forgot to snap a pic :/

 

[Urban Outdoorsman]

DP seems to have been approved.

DMAP

I wonder if they got the restrictive covenants removed?

 

[Alex_YYC]

I think this one is UC. I drove past it at work the other day but forgot to snap a pic :/

I went right past it the other day and forgot to look. Next time I go by I will try and take a photo.