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Urban Development and Proposals Discussion
- Thread starter Surrealplaces
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CBBarnett
Senior Member
Yeah a bit, and while remaining critical of the suburban office development schemes generally, at least Quarry Park is still very much within a major city - your example is one of those ex-urban Severance-style office complexes must be next to impossible to repurpose or lease again!
Albertasaurus
Senior Member
Bit of a slow week it seems but this application just came in for south side of 24 AV NW near Crowchild Tr. Architect is MODA. 61 units. I think it's kind of cool.
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FCC1982
Senior Member
So today is the day.
Thrillhou
Active Member
New development for Mount Pleasant. On the corner of 5th Street and 23rd Ave, where the affordable housing project was proposed a few years ago.
Saying two commercial units and 22 homes
Saying two commercial units and 22 homes
Cowtown
Senior Member
Some work, but with the buildings connected by only a small area, it should be relatively easy to break the buildings up.
YYCguy
Active Member
Is Imperial completely vacating the premises or will there be a small workforce remaining, and if so, how much space would they need to retain?
Rollerstud98
Active Member
My only picture from working in the IOL campus back in the day. That tornado did touch down and I believe damaged some buildings sw of Calgary.
Albertasaurus
Senior Member
Not a beauty by any means but decent density, and the CRUs are a big win.
From what was mentioned from Bkha, there will be some workers retained as contractors, and some executives retained but working remotely. From the article, though, sounds like they are completely vacating.
TooBizzy
New Member
Nice, the FAAS Block typology is catching on, let's see if they proceed without shifting the floor plan too much.
Colinfill
Active Member
Feasibility study for a bridge connecting Bridgeland to St. Patrick Island
I really like this from a cyclist point of view having the wider turns at the offramps near the LRT station. My only gripe and it's minor is the 80ish degree turn on the section over the river. I'd prefer it to be more of a wider turn. That's strictly my cyclist point of view.
Spring2008
Active Member
Speaking of Bridgeland, I stumbled upon a little market there last week. Noticing this park is almost always busy and has beautiful skyline views. Calgary is developing quite nicely on all sides around the core - maybe one of the only Canadian cities to do so as the big 3 are mostly coastline on one side and the prairie cities with rivers running through have many gaps/under developed in many areas.
