Riverside Village | 86m | 27s | CNIB | S2
- Thread starter MichaelS
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They're vanilla, and nothing to get too excited about, and the area below the towers is a towers on the park type build, but I like this project. It's in a small isolated corner that didn't have potential for much else. The 447 units will provide extra density to help support the retail on areas such as 1st Ave or 9th Street
O-tac
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I look forward to the half lit rectangle at night when the LED’s fail.
MichaelS
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potatopizzafan
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Its definitely one of the designs of all time
FCC1982
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I think this proposal is just fine and am excited about it.
FCC1982
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Speaking of which, I noticed the former Scotia Centre (Major Toms) LEDs are only half working now
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haltcatchfire
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Ground Control to Major Tom
Your circuit's dead, there's something wrong
Your circuit's dead, there's something wrong
maestro
Senior Member
Black and White Cookie cutter spandrel boxes. The urban form doesn't matter as the CNIB building and surface parking is in the path connecting to the community. The residences are an unknown. Nothing more to say than lost opportunity for a gateway less forgetable and the CNIB relocating to the podium opening up its site for redevelopment
MichaelS
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Urb
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This is Versus 2.0
whatchyyc
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Looks like Phase 3 might not be too far off, a 12 storey building is shown in the DTR1 for the main towers
MichaelS
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This DP goes to CPC next week:
Report, Background, DP Drawings, Applicant Submission, CA Letter
A future DP for a 3rd, 12 storey building by the looks of it:
Report, Background, DP Drawings, Applicant Submission, CA Letter
A future DP for a 3rd, 12 storey building by the looks of it:
Not a ton of opposition from the CA on this. The point about only one ingress/egress point at McDougall road is a reasonable point, but not sure there's a fix for that.
CalgaryTiger
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Alright, I'll say it. For CNIB, those are very detailed (and appreciated) renders