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And the only blocks downtown that have any life are the blocks that aren't like that And that frontage is one of the least active parts of Stephen Avenue.

Good call being that it's already Manchester residential community's commercial strip and it intersects with the LRT station.

It looks like the west half of the NW building (the one that fronts 60th ave) has ground level units with patios so that least that should provide some decent non-communist frontage.

Is there any kind of master plan for this area that lays out future retail corridors etc or is it just 'we'll get what we get' ? Edit: I suppose the 2 natural corridors would be 61st and 58th. But it would be good to set out a North/South one as well

Nice, something to point out on a future historic walking tour lol

Yeah the problem with most commemorations is you need to go into a lobby or something to see it. I think at least some of this will be public facing.

I'm looking forward to this, the 1st St frontage has always been a dead zone for what should be one of the key Beltline commercial streets. Plus new built in customers for retail is a plus.

Here's the commemoration that is part of the DP as per communication from the heritage planners A mural feature commemorating the significance of the Calgary Gas Co. Workshop from its associations with “The Backlot” business and Calgary’s LGBTQIA2S+ community, drawing inspiration from...

Finally a legit

Hey I don't mind it's "Fisher Price tape recorder" design

I love this last shot. A mix of new modern builds and historical repurposed buildings, that's what a city is to me.

I noticed a notice of motion being presented today to dispose of the Renfrew Airport site to Trellis to build housing, anyone have any info? https://pub-calgary.escribemeetings.com/filestream.ashx?DocumentId=303554

1000%.

That's where the new Heritage Guideline Areas come into play, in those zones there are some architectural guidelines that reflect the original housing forms Although recent developments have probably priced me out of upgrading to a new home, if I was to it would definitely be in one of these...

I see the "Naturezone vitamins" which was in the house at 2040 34 Ave SW first shows up in phone books in 1999 so easily 25 years+

Anyone know if it would shadow Haultain and/or Central Memorial parks? Both start at about 250m from the middle of the site.

The issue with discarding collective action and instead embracing the free market of labour is companies actively prevent you from accessing the information needed to compete. I have worked for companies that explicitly state its against policy for employees to share compensation information...

Does anyone have the old map that had the LRT going up the nose creek valley before jogging back west? I'm starting to warm up to that original idea and just have the BRT on Centre. Edit: found it

It could have a nice view

Ricardo Riverside Ranch & Fishing Village