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More UD goodness. This new DP is on Block 11. Architect is Gravity, developer Luxuria.

I agree. It's a win just to get a couple of multi developments finished on this stretch of 16th.

Not a beauty by any means but decent density, and the CRUs are a big win.

The "arrive two hours before your flight" to avoid delays at security is what has done it IMO. When I fly, especially internationally, I immediately go through security so I can find my gate, relax, and then figure out food. If I'm being dropped off, I just get dropped off at Departures and...

Bit of a slow week it seems but this application just came in for south side of 24 AV NW near Crowchild Tr. Architect is MODA. 61 units. I think it's kind of cool.

Bit of a slow week it seems but this application just came in for south side of 24 AV NW near Crowchild Tr. Architect is MODA. 61 units. I think it's kind of cool.

Architecturally, it's almost identical to the first townhome DP that was submitted months back. At least the site layout is a bit better this time around, with some of the buildings facing courtyards...

Definitely an improvement

A couple of canvassers from Barrett's team came by my place a few weeks ago and honestly I wasn't impressed, they didn't do a good job of explaining his platform or why I should vote for him. Atkinson and one of his team members came by also and I found we were able to have a good conversation...

With the FAR they are going for I am sure it will be quite tall - probably at least 40 floors - but I fear they are a bit late to the game compared with the likes of Truman, One Properties and Vesta, and may miss this development cycle.

Looking at the air photo of the site, and considering tower separation policies etc, I don't think this will be designed as an extension of Keynote, and I'm betting we'll see something with a more conventional floorplate. Some of the floorplans in those towers are rather awkward and inefficient.

If it were, hypothetically, ever built, could Cavalry FC play out of there?

Would Quebec City make more sense from the perspective of being able to handle those larger containerships? I would think so since they can accommodate big cruise ships. Would seem to somewhat solve the problem of Halifax (isolation) since it's only a couple hours east of Montreal and thus...

My experience aligns with the "underperforming" - while I was personally very impressed with the service, both times I took it the trains were nearly empty. It's a great deal for solo travellers, but if you get a family of 3 or more it's probably cheaper to take a taxi.

I took the UP Express in the summer and one good thing about it is the comfort level is comparable to an inter city train rather than a subway/LRT/commuter train, including very comfortable seats and bathrooms.

Bummer. I prefer the FAAS design.

This project is going nearly as slowly as Harmony. At this rate, Kit Kensington is going to be finished before this, even though it started many months later.

I hope to be proven wrong someday but until I see some actual construction there, I see that "midtown" scheme as nothing more than a huge land lift.

I think Chinook area is already gradually transforming into a sort of "midtown", and the new multi stuff starting up there will ensure that continues. Chinook, Brentwood, Westbrook and North Hill all have great potential for intensification. I don't even care that much whether these nodes end...

It'll be nice to see the parcel filled in. Between this and Kit's project a block south, hundreds of new residents will be coming to the area.