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They were damn ugly! think they were the same Architect as Vetro / Sasso (Abugov Kaspar) This is the site where West Tenth went. 14st & 10Ave SW.

Findlay Apartments is one of the best buildings in the area. Definitely appreciate them respecting it, especially since one of it's siblings was demolished a few blocks away.

I think Vetro / Sasso are some of the ugliest buildings in the city. Only Lausanne / Montreaux would have been worse.

What's the plan for the Cavalry? are they going to expand their presence at Spruce Meadows? I really do think we should have an indoor stadium for soccer, too high of a chance of hosting international events during winter. Ideally I would love a stadium with a retractable roof for football and...

Interesting. Usually the ground floor is set at 100.0m and grade would be based off that, not the other way around.

Ruined it? I think that looks far superior to the precast box it was before. Still a solid 3/10 but it beats the 1.5/10 it was before lol.

Downloaded fine for me. Main floor is noted at 104.55m, so the total height is actually 272.75m?

The work on Deerfoot is underway and should be entirely independent of the municipal election. This is a multi phase, multi year project that's already underway. Though if anyone is going to inject politics into the process, that wingbat Smith is likely the one.

Broadway on 17th?

We have Edmonton beat in every way that matters already lol.

Don't all trees affect sidewalks? I'll give them the concern with falling branches, poplars are pretty soft and flimsy...

I actually think I want these reduced by 20 floors each, those photoshop skylines looks way off with these at this height.

I'm expecting about 20 floors to be chopped off each tower by the time construction starts.

The difference in Vancouver is largely from the amount of people out and about at all times of day. Calgary has a similar level of vibrancy during stampede when there are a couple hundred thousand extra people in town.

Aren't there actual problems in this City that council should be focused on?

It's pretty ugly looking, the cladding will make or break...

Vancouver feels like a much bigger city at ground level though, definitely closer to Toronto and Montreal than Calgary or Edmonton.

Interesting they are putting the tower (The Morrison) that far back from 1st, guessing it's meant to allow more sunlight on the street?

I've long hated the auto repair places on 17th, so excited to see them go!

I think it's more about view cones than height restrictions, and I think they have waived them for this one, maybe for all projects moving forward. I've always had that suspicion...