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Calgary | Stephen Avenue Place Revitalization
We are thrilled to acquire and develop such a high-quality property in downtown Calgary that offers businesses, diners and shoppers the very best in location, amenities and access," said Slate founding partner Blair Welch. "Stephen Avenue Place will undergo an extensive renovation to fully reflect the way we work and live now, while respecting and celebrating its history and future as a Calgary landmark."
Slate also announced that it has partnered with O&B and Concorde to create three innovative and inspired dining destinations in Stephen Avenue Place; a world-class restaurant on the top floor, an eclectic food hall and a high-energy restaurant, bar and patio on the street level.
"With an elegant, sophisticated restaurant on the top floor, a chef-driven urban market on the second and a stylish ground-floor restaurant, bar and patio with soaring ceilings, Stephen Avenue Place will be the city's most unique space for experiencing Calgary's culinary creativity," said Andrew Oliver, President and CEO of O&B. "With unbelievable views and unparalleled food and service, O&B and Concorde are thrilled to be creating this unmatchable experience with Slate."
....Renovations are scheduled for completion in early 2020. For more information on Stephen Avenue Place, including leasing options, please go to stephenavenueplace.com
I hope so, best patio in the city!wait is the open patio/bar for nationals on top still gonna be there after this redevelopment?
Looks like this the podium, but that's fine by me. The tower I don't care about, but the current podium is rubbish. This is a win for Stephen Avenue and downtown Calgary.Is this just a podium renovation or are they doing the tower as well? Much needed at that location.
Once again, I don't see eye to eye with popular opinion. They are replacing an interesting, Brutalist podium with an unremarkable but, fussy glass design. It's not much of an improvement. The current structure would look a lot better with new glass and getting rid of the Scotiabank signage if it hasn't come down already.