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Lol, you’ll never get what you don’t ask for right? On a serious note, a couple of mid rise towers around 10-15 floors and a couple of low rise buildings would fit nicely

I hope the University develops that area with something of higher density, like 3 or 4 low rise buildings.

I was on the fence about this one, but I'm not firmly in the liking it camp.

Took a look at the website and that's what it looks like, and I agree, this is a solid design for transitional housing.

Uggh those telephone poles!

We already have three Brazilian barbeque places, but I wouldn’t complain if they added a Fogo de Chao here.

I read the CA letter and there is some push back from the community, but not a lot. I bet this will get approved.

Nice pics @niteryder. Are you still cycling your way to the sites?

Frustrating to see this moving so slowly, but at least it's moving. I wonder if Eagle Crest is going to do exterior on Trail19 first, and then do this one?

Could be that it's the exact same plan as was planned all along, but now managed by Royop.

I loved it when they separated the pathways through Eau Claire. No more listening to guys on bikes yelling out 'To the left!' every 3 seconds lol. I have nothing against cyclists, but that stretch of pathway used to showcase which cyclists were morons.

I wish they had some higher density around the LRT station but medium density is better than nothing.

Same. If there's a location in Kensington that could do 12-15floors, that's one of them.

4.5 for the scale of boutique luxury hotels. I’m not sure how that equates to the bigger hotels. One thing for certain, it’ll be a nice hotel.

Every time she opens her mouth it hurts the UCP’s chances lol.

19th is shaping up nicely.

It's a shame the city can't get their head out of their ass and do something like this for Anderson, Westbrook, Chinook or Brentwood.

Not just Calgary falling more into line with the rest of Canada, but Canada falling in line with the rest of the world. The vast majority of the world rents and lives in multifamily. Calgarians and Canadians have been spoiled when it comes to owning SFHs, but that's not the way of the future.

Everything written by him is a joke. A sign that the two outlets who publish his stuff (The Herald and CBC) have checked out, and are too lazy to find writers that have an interesting and relevant take. Of course their market is people in the 60-80 year old range who don't like change. Does...

I don't find this very ugly. It's busy for my tastes, but not what I would call ugly. This is ugly.