Recent content by Patrick.1980

I like it too. Well done @MoDA

Damn, did it ever. I came here to check the progress, it expecting it to be topped out.

I get where you’re coming from, we have so many empty or under-utilized parcels within a 3 or 4 km radius around the core, I’d be happy with a two story building, as long as it has retail CRUs. I like Calgary’s dense compact core, but Calgary needs to spread had density out a bit.

Refinished metal is good. As long as it’s not that cheap board seen on a lot of 6 story, wood frame builds

They’re taking their sweet time putting in the crane.

I know lots of people who don’t like bike lanes, mostly they don’t like the cost and complain that they never see people using them. I’m in full support of bike lanes, even I though don’t ride a bike very often. I figure good cities need good infrastructure for everybody. At my place of work...

As of last weekend it was still idle.

Nice first post @SamWilliams welcome!

Blanket zoning is going to be one of the hot topics this election.

Nose Hill Park is over 3000 acres and most of it is bald prairie. You could add a few more clusters of trees here and there, and it would still be over 90% prairie.

Emphatic NO for me.

I like it, it’s going to be a good addition to the area and hopefully helps kickstart some momentum.

Whatever people think of the design, its a big improvement to 16th Ave.

I find these stats very interesting, they tell me Toronto, Vancouver, and especially Montreal are headed for population slowdowns and maybe even population loss. I know not all of the non-permanent residents will leave within the next few years, but 90% of your population growth made up of...

Maybe a grocer in 14th street? The Safeway can cover Sunnyside from 14th to Centre Street as well as into the downtown core, where is the grocer on 14th St. could cover also between 10th St. and all the way to Crowchild.