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Let's fuckin go. A big W for Calgary today.

Is construction pretty much dead for the winter now?

Oh thank god, they made it sound like they'regonna tear down the historic section of the building. But they way it looks here, it's good, definitely an improvement over what they have there now.

I'm really hoping they're referring to the new building, not the historic building. If it's the recently built one, I guess it's okay.

Seems like we're actually about to have another one of these underway https://calgaryherald.com/news/local-news/fort-calgary-to-undergo-major-expansion-as-it-seeks-to-become-more-inclusive Just a quick quote from the article itself on the expansion project. “It’s certainly a big physical...

When did you go by any chance? I know when it first opened in late 2011, it had very few exhibits and many that were available, were targeted towards kids, or were just simple or boring. Has it changed much since then?

Hey guys, so recently I visited Calgary, went to the Chinook Center food court and got to see what I assumed to be a pretty damn soul murdering renovation. Any and all creativity, variety or decoration is gone including, but not limited to the planes hanging from the ceiling, the carousel and...

Probably not in a while. The tallest tower will be at 150 m(the one seen in the photos above) and currently it's standing at at most 50 m.

What's the floor area and footprint of this bad boy, does anyone know?

Looks like the construction guy was happy to model for your photo:D

Seems like it already has late September for you guys:D:D

Whereabouts is that? Looks like something big though

Someone's gonna need to change the completion status of the project. It still says under construction

Yeah, in all the other photos Telus Sky looks like a cardboard cutout for some reason.:D

Can we nickname Calgary "The City of Cranes" yet?

This photo perfectly portrays the density issue with Calgary downtown. Literally so much huge parking lots all over northern downtown and instead of building there, we keep tearing down buildings in other places instead. Nice pictures by the way, they look great. How did you even manage to take...

Any news on the second tower so far?

If, this and the Eau Claire Market redevelopment were both to come through to the construction stage, those two combined would probably be one of the top 3 biggest construction projects in all of Canada. One can only dream:rolleyes:

Aye, fair enough, everyone has their preferences and Calgary isn't old enough to justify having stylistically "old" details all over the city

Why? I think they add some character to the streets.