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Looks to be a concept drawing, but would have looked great if built. Even at a third of the height, still would have looked great.

Couldn't agree more. I wish we had another 100 of these types. Not exciting, but simple and effective.

Glad to see this moving forward. The proximity to the LRT station is a plus, and it'll be nice to see some density making its way west of 14th street.

I'm happy that Esquire will help fill out University District, but I really hope the next project Truman goes on is either Archer or West 17.

Bridgeland is kicking ass and taking names. Funny how Phase II of The Bridges sputtered in the beginning and took a long time to get going. Worth the wait.

There often called 'bus traps', though they don't trap buses. Here's an example of one that I used to see cars stuck on all the time.

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I passed by there today and they are still demolishing buildings. I wonder if they are getting ready for the construction?

Bingo. Most of the time it's not going to be an issue. The laws need to be established and defined for cases where people are being reckless. Especially flying them near the airport. I see lots of people flying drones around Crescent Hill and East Village and other places that would fall into...

This one is becoming a pleasant surprise.

Everything in the plan looks good. It reminds me of how Bridgeland is turning out with the various types of housing and densities. The challenge as someone mentioned is the way the new neighborhoods integrate with the rest of the city, but that's a whole other situation. Nothing the developer or...

I really like the design. Too bad this wasn't being developed in a different location.

You haven’t burned bridges With me. I’m in favour of the project, but I don’t expect everyone else to have my opinion. I appreciate that you’re willing to chat with the developer and not just shoot it down because you don’t like it, or that you don’t like change - like some of the other opponents.

I would say Covid would have had an effect, now that restrictions have eased we'll find out soon.

I would do the same. Small change that would make a big difference. This one's not great but it's turning out better than the rendering, I think Inglewood dodged a bullet.

I've got mixed feelings on that. On one hand it's nice to see more businesses with inexpensive items around the core, on the other you hate to see businesses leave. From what I remember Urban Barn was pricey, and maybe not the best value out there.

I like the sign and the entrance way. Simple, and stylish.

A large number of brown skinned people in Calgary are immigrants, and there are cultural aspects to consider. I work with a large number of immigrants , and I from what I've seen many of them tend to stay out away from politics, civic issues, etc... Given the situation back in their former...

Well, that makes three of us. I never noticed it either. Pretty cool.