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Those neighborhoods almost feel like a lost cause, and unfortunately we have a lot of that in Calgary.

I don't know why the conservatives would bring up an issue like bike lanes, but I'm wondering if their only goal is to win those same suburban Calgary ridings they won last time. 12 ridings who's voters range somewhere between not caring about bike lanes and hating bike lanes.

Gawd, I can't stand this government.

A fair comparison, though I would say Calgary's downtown feels more vibrant than Dallas or Houston

Pic from the linkedin post.

Looks like the proposal is a nod to Bob Brawn who was chairperson for the 88 Olympics committee. It's on the site where he used to live and his mother's name was Daisy. Good location for a 12 storey building, there would be killer views.

I copied this one from the Kit thread.

I want past there today and there was more activity and even some workers. Here's hoping work is getting close.

In talking to a few people here and there, it's confirmed the taller one will be taller than BP or Stantec (as most already believe) and will be "close to the height listed in the thread" No confirmation for sure if the shorter one will be taller than BP. We'll have to wait and see.

Looks to be some sort of mesh in the earlier rendering.

Let the fun begin.

That's a long time in a Max 8, assuming they're using the Max 8.

The University is one of the things that helps Lethbridge keep its independence from o&g. The agricultural side of things has also seen good growth with food processing in the area.

Yep, not a lot of harm trying out a once a week flight. Tepic is actually one that I would consider using. I do an annual trip to a place that's about half way between Tepic and PV. Once highway 200D is extended to Tepic the driving time to my location would be not much longer than from...

They did have the soil tester there a while back, maybe we'll see something soon.

I was kind of surprised to see Tepic in the list. The rumored Panama City is now confirmed 👍

A few of us from SSP and some media folks looked at the Brookfield plans when they were first released and it was 246.9m. There was also another earlier design I saw, but wasn't public at the time and before being submitted as a DP. It was still taller than the Bow, but had one or two floors...

It sounds like the buildings being converted are still being counted as office space. The city’s 10 downtown-to-office-conversion projects, some of which have been hit by delays, will remove up to 1.1 million square feet of office space, amounting to 2.6 per cent of existing downtown inventory...

Ah so Guadalajara is now in the mix. It's a fairly popular spot these days.

I changed the height on the building. Truman has stated both towers will be taller than Brookfield Place, so I made the shorter tower 248m (1m taller than Brookfield) and the taller one 22m above that. Again, these will change once there is a DP, but there wasn't much point keeping the shorter...