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Oooof. I don't think we'll be able to call this area of Calgary the design district any longer....

Oooof. I don't think we'll be able to call this area of Calgary the design district any longer....

A world without colour...

Are they painting the Hardie panels???!!!!

That and apartment users typical use less infrastructure (roads, etc.). I also find it discriminatory that inner city residents have to pay for street parking while suburban residents do not.

Your worry is correct. This one is already being redesigned.

Chipotle! Nice!

Nice find. Was that a Royop proposal?

Do you have the location/address for this one?

Bankside is run by an ex-ONE Properties guy.

I've always thought those south facing CRU's should be all restaurants with large patios. Removing one row of street parking would help.

This is Versus 2.0

Cairo = Strategic Strategic = Cairo

Does anyone know which developer CNIB is partnering with on this project?

If we are moving forward with the A/G option, 10th Ave is the least impactful, as noted by others. I would've liked to see the alignment run deeper south to 12th Avenue, to capture a larger portion of the Beltline population. Certainly not the end of the world. Let's build it!

Atlas owns it

Ok, ok, I disgress. How about "a building that belongs in communist Russia"? :p

Brutalist architecture is an architectural style that emerged during the 1950s in the United Kingdom, among the reconstruction projects of the post-war era.[1][2][3][4][5] Brutalist buildings are characterised by minimalist constructions that showcase the bare building materials and structural...

That's function of location more than the quality of the development. It's a black brutalist box, cladded in cheap aluminum siding and sparse landscaping. They missed the mark. Enzo and the Fishman's building are big improvements.

The black & red definitely give it a death star vibe. Overall, a decent tower though.