Sunalta Multi-Residential | 20m | 6s | Manu Chugh
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Really like it. The narrow profile is giving me Tokyo vibes 
Aardappel
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Surrealplaces whenever he sees a skinny building: Getting a lot of Tokyo Vibes from thisReally like it. The narrow profile is giving me Tokyo vibes
Regardless, this is a cute little infill that adds more people to honestly a really fun and underrated area of the inner-city
Mountain Man
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Sad to lose more 100+ year old houses, but great to see some more density.
Also not stoked for construction disruptions to the bike lane, every construction company uses it as their loading zone until bylaw eventually stop them lol.
Also not stoked for construction disruptions to the bike lane, every construction company uses it as their loading zone until bylaw eventually stop them lol.
haltcatchfire
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My son wants us to move to Japan but I just say no, we have Tokyo at home.
Skylinedream
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are they not supposed to? I thought they paid a fee to use them?
Skylinedream
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interesting 0 parking stalls provided. I wonder how they get away with that. I mean its good with the bike lane right there though.
And, Sunalta station is 2 blocks away.
Albertasaurus
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I really like the narrower 6 storey projects a lot better than the wider ones which often just don't look like they belong in the inner city (Sentinel being a particularly egregious example).
CalgaryTiger
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Poor Sentinel, it isn't even underway and its taking shots about its suburban-ness.
You're probably not wrong though. I'd much prefer even a Broward at that location. Maybe the materials will elevate it?
As for the devlopment in thsi thread... These type of small developments fit well in Sunalta. I think they work well in Sunnyside/Kensington too. Been a bit since we've seen something like this there though.
You're probably not wrong though. I'd much prefer even a Broward at that location. Maybe the materials will elevate it?
As for the devlopment in thsi thread... These type of small developments fit well in Sunalta. I think they work well in Sunnyside/Kensington too. Been a bit since we've seen something like this there though.
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Mountain Man
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They can pay a fee to use it, but also have to set up a detour for cyclists, so it's not cheap. Most just use it without asking in the first place though, same with a sidewalk, both need a permit. Construction industry motto is that it's easier to ask for forgiveness than permission... lol