Not tall enough to be a new tallest, but tall enough to block out the view of Telus Sky
Stephen Avenue Quarter | 241m | 66s | Triovest | Gibbs Gage
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Travisty
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My thoughts exactly. If you are going to obstruct the view of the best building in the city, might is well make it the tallest building the city.Not tall enough to be a new tallest, but tall enough to block out the view of Telus Sky
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UrbanWarrior
Senior Member
Yup gotta be right in front of TS and the exact height of it. Goddamnit.
haltcatchfire
Senior Member
This better not see the light of day.
zagox
Active Member
So the office component is gone?
MichaelS
Senior Member
There were two DPs on the site. Phase 1 was the office building, Phase 2 was the two residential/hotel towers. The office DP has had its description updated as well:
- New: Hotel, Dwelling Unit(s), Office, Retail and Consumer Service (1 building) and Child Care Service;
- 23-storeys (120 metres) in height; and
- One mixed-use building.
- A land use change (redesignation) - LOC2022-0074 - is required to allow for this development.
1875
Senior Member
dumb place to put another hotel, how long before someone thinks outside the box and puts one in the beltline
Chinook Arch
Active Member
I guess Iāve been naughty this year 
my Santa wish was to kill this project
my Santa wish was to kill this project
MichaelS
Senior Member
Wish granted!
CMLC and Calgary Stampede announce Matthews Southwest Hospitality as development partner for new BMO Centre Convention hotel | CMLC
CMLC and the Calgary Stampede are pleased to announce a joint partnership with Matthews Southwest Hospitality (MSWH) for the development of a new convention centre hotel that will complement the dramatic expansion of Calgaryās BMO Centre.
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Urb
Active Member
There's no profit in the residential portion of this project in this market, so you might get your wish. They are likely trying to get the DP approved then will place it neatly on the shelf.I guess Iāve been naughty this year
YYCguy
Active Member
What/where is this one?
Travisty
Active Member
I thought the same thing a few months ago, but seeing an article like this makes me question it now.
If the population boom continues, we may see more of these types proposals especially with interest rates and pricing markets in Toronro and Vancouver.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/calgary/alberta-population-increase-statscan-1.6694065
JWhite
Active Member
I dunno, even though thereās a population boom it doesnāt seem to be translating into jobs in the oil industry, and thus not driving growth in downtown office jobs.
I could be wrong though. I havenāt seen any recent numbers for office space vacancy.
haltcatchfire
Senior Member
Exactly where you are.
YYCguy
Active Member
Oh I didnāt know this was ānewā. I thought it had been announced months ago! So I was confused as to what you were referring