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This is solid. The arched doorway on the corner takes it from average and adds some urban zest.

^You can see that YEG has already leveled off starting in 2014. I doubt we’ll see much growth for them in the coming years. It took them longer to flatten out than Ottawa and Winnipeg, but that’s the direction they are going.

This rendering shown in an earlier post looks great, but this is kind of density is never gonna happen. They need to take this concept and port it over to Westbrook.

Currie has been slow to get off the ground, but with this the other building he across the way it’s got some momentum.

I would say that it makes no difference to the hotel people at this point, as there will be an arena nearby either way. The timing might have more to do with the BMO expansion..

No surprise there. That'll be the case for all large metros in Canada. SFHs are becoming unaffordable, and we might not see that change anytime soon if ever.

I wish EV had some developments of this scale, rather than a handful of large podium multi-tower developments.

No offence to the people who live in Dalhousie, but this is too nice for Dalhousie.

West 17 looks nice at night.

This building has turned out beautifully!

There is a cultural scene, but it’s still in development. I do believe Calgarys’s cultural, seen has made leaps and bounds from what it was 20 years ago and though we still have work to go, we’re heading in the right direction.

Agreed.

Weird, yet another rendering for this project. Same as the other one but shorter, they must have changed it at some point. With the recent rise in rents, I bet they wish they had stuck with 10 floors.

I get that people aren’t happy about the amount of spandrel glass on the Hat in EV, but I don’t get the hate for Spandrel general. There are only A few materials that you can use for a high-rise like this, brick, aluminum or Kompass it paneling, or spandrel glass, or stucco I suppose. Brick is...

Love the aerial pics.

Nice little development. Note to visitors: make sure your parking brake is working. Lol

They might do something crazy like spend $1.5bln on a pipeline that doesn’t get built.

This is exactly why conservative politics in Alberta are in a position where they could end up losing elections for the next decade or more. The cause of this is a big shift in the Calgary vote over the past few years. The rural vote hasn’t changed, they are still socially conservative, and...

Exactly what I was thinking. Should have been 16-18 storeys.

I’m down with the mostly white look. Simpler and cleaner.