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The location is awesome, but getting anywhere on foot is atrocious. I work in the area and getting across either Glenmore or Macleod Trail is downright scary (you are literally taking your life into your own hands). Vehicular traffic cannot comprehend why a pedestrian would be in this car...

That is because he is "Missing the Middle" 😉

The far North West corner of the project....

Developers are required to put mechanical and any utilities up high enough so water does not damage them. Parking can be below grade or surface as automobiles would need to be covered by individuals not the developer. So developers are not to concerned over where the parking goes as long as they...

Yes this parcel of land that Konekt sits on flooded in 2013.

They fade the bottom of the above rendering, but all I see is endless parking lots. I can't unsee it!! 🤢Reminds me of the parking lots west of Eau Claire. Good density and then a sea of parking lots to counteract the density.

Uh wait!? That says mixed use. Calgary? So confused!😲

It looks like Christo was in town, but impossible since he passed away in 2020. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L%27Arc_de_Triomphe,_Wrapped

I love the contrasting yellow to the dark grey brick. Gives the building some punch.

It will be interesting to see where they place dark and light exterior materials. You can get a hint of placement by the location of black versus the white window frames.

I am sure that the Landstar development on that map is off the table as they are in the process of retrofitting the old trail building in to multiple retail bays.I should have taken a photo as I was down there today.

This is the project that had the runaway truck. Built on a very steep gradient.

Streetside's project Konekt is well underway. https://www.streetsidecalgary.com/communities/konekt-inglewood/

Streetside's project Konekt is well underway. https://www.streetsidecalgary.com/communities/konekt-inglewood/

With all the supply chain issues in the building industry this year, most if not all costs have soared dramatically. The company I work for saw an overall increase of 54% in material costs this past year which we do pass along to the customer. With the increase being so dramatic and while still...

Are we getting some boring name like Oliver II or something completely different with the second tower?

Seems a little too far South to have anything to do with the Green Line. But I have been known to be wrong.

Not sure if this is related to Brad Lamb's "Orchard" site, but they have been doing soil sampling there all week (on 5th street as well as 11th Ave). If it is related, maybe Brad feels the market is more advantageous now??

I wonder if either property owners were upset with the height of these three storeys. Here is what it looked like this past summer... https://www.google.ca/maps/@51.0042613,-114.0759784,3a,75y,185.61h,74.16t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sQwpAL0NJ-GG1-2RyXCd2oA!2e0!7i16384!8i8192

Curios why they rebuilt two table forms. You can see them on 1875's photo. They left them in place on the second floor. Maybe a different configuration past the second floor???