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Is there anything proposed for that site where the building is being demoed? (pic in above post)

The old record shattered by a new one :cool:

I drove pas this earlier this morning and it's still the same as in the photo. It appears to have stalled. :(

I think you're in the majority, myself included.

Solid 7/10

I drove past this site earlier today, and the driller is gone and it looked like the piles were in.

I'll take a stab at it and go with Scotiabank Telus Centre :)

I'm going to go with one of the banks :)

I prefer Cluck and Cleaver all things equal, but value-wise, I think Popeye's is the best, followed by Ogam.

Morgan Stanley Centre Amazon Arena Telus Central TC Place <insert name of big six bank here> Centre Suncor Stadium One of those?

https://calgaryherald.com/news/local-news/calgary-business-leaders-back-airline-startup-canada-jetlines

We might have to make a thread about the Calgary-Detroit comparison. It's ridiculous, but won't go away.

If he's your brother in law because your wife is his sister, it's time for a divorce lol.

Maybe a market like the one you've described could be part of the city's downtown revitalization plan? Technically that spot is in the Beltline, but there is also another empty lot on the north side of the tracks that could be used. The city could use money from the revitalization plan to buy...

If this and the Plaza 54 location managed to get developed it would be a decent boost of residential to the CBD, particularly on the north end of it. Throw in First and Park, and residential on the lot south of the Shaw building, and maybe we get to the critical mass to kick start the NW part...

Does anyone know how many parking levels down this will go? I wonder if the leveled out portion is the bottom?

Having that on the outside of the building would be pretty sweet. We already know going in, that LEDs will burn out, this looks a good solution.

Yes and no. Surprising in that Edmonton is around the same population as Calgary, and also they had a bigger apartment building culture than Calgary did going back several decades, as many of the high-rises in Oliver were built in the 60's and 70's. Flipside, I'm also not surprised as the...

That's about as dismal as it gets weather and sky-wise, and it still looks good. Imagine the view on a nice summer evening!

That would be awesome if it did start up.