Albertasaurus
Active Member
Don't forget it also looks like La Caille is getting moving on its downtown tower.
Imperia | 95.3m | 27s | Truman | NORR
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For the core (Beltline, Beltline adjacent, and DT) I'm confident we'll see at least 6 high-rises going at the same time.
4th street lofts
Yellowstone
Imperia
526 4th Ave
Nest
Francesco
Based on what I've heard, there's also a decent chance of WVTIII and Sovereign. Depending on the speed of 4th street lofts, we could see as many as 8 high-rises u/c in the core.
4th street lofts
Yellowstone
Imperia
526 4th Ave
Nest
Francesco
Based on what I've heard, there's also a decent chance of WVTIII and Sovereign. Depending on the speed of 4th street lofts, we could see as many as 8 high-rises u/c in the core.
thecivilengineer
New Member
Yeah probably we gonna see demolition start soon, i noticed few construction people on site today
evolv
New Member
Pile driver onsite as of this afternoon.
Garceyues
New Member
4th street lofts and the Imperia right on 4th street, and the Yellowstone and 526 4th Ave near 4th street... sounds like a lot of action may be happening along 4th!
outoftheice
Active Member
Hopefully with all this new development on 4th somebody, somewhere actually decides to plant a few lilac trees as part of their development. I've always thought it's strange the street known for the lilac festival has zero lilacs on it. Thinking about it now, that new development on the corner of 17th and 4th would probably be a prime spot for a couple of them
CalgaryTiger
Senior Member
Lilacs do well here I'm shocked there are not more of them everywhere. Not being a botanist maybe they're invasive? But you're right a little lilac forest on 17th and 4th would be great.
Urban Outdoorsman
Active Member
Lilac bushes do well. Lilac trees are a little more iffy in our climate but I imagine they'd do okay in the core.
ByeByeBaby
Active Member
There are a fair number of lilac bushes in the community in Mission, but I think the urban corridor nature of 4th just means there's not a lot of places for a large bush (vs a tree which can grow above the pedestrian realm). But walk around Mission, especially a week or two before the festival, and follow your nose...
Albertasaurus
Active Member
I have a couple of epic lilac bushes on my lot, they are as big as trees. But with the wide bases they would not be the best for a pedestrian corridor.
1875
Senior Member
7yr old lilac tree
but full disclosure, its been watered more than once a year
From NORR's website. Some renderings we've seen, but at higher res. The design also looks slightly different on the SW and SE corners.
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haltcatchfire
Senior Member
As on most, this will hinge on the quality of the glazing system.
If this ends up with pronounced mullions and flat spandrel it won’t look like it does in the rendering. The main level in the rendering is also low on glazing structure so…
If this ends up with pronounced mullions and flat spandrel it won’t look like it does in the rendering. The main level in the rendering is also low on glazing structure so…
