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Forgive my ignorance - do we typically build big warehouses our of concrete? If not a usual, practice why would someone want to do that this time?
 
Forgive my ignorance - do we typically build big warehouses our of concrete? If not a usual, practice why would someone want to do that this time?
From what I've seen that is exactly how they're built. Precast concrete seems to be the standard exterior for these structures. I don't know why they're doing the facade first and not the steel structure though.
 
It mentions lands in Erin Woods, Erlton, Crescent Heights, Shaganappi and Haysborough in the article. Since these are all older established areas, I'm guessing that they are former school sites?
 
In looking around, spotted this interesting land use at the Phil's off Glenmore and Elbow and the lot across the alley:
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Description
The application proposes to change the land-use designation of this property to allow for:
  • a mixed-use development comprising of commercial/retail on the ground floor and residential dwelling units above;
  • a maximum building height of 95 metres, about 26 storeys (an increase from the current maximum of 10 to 18 metres); and
  • a maximum building floor area of approximately 46,939 square metres.
Interesting...
 
In looking around, spotted this interesting land use at the Phil's off Glenmore and Elbow and the lot across the alley:
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Description
The application proposes to change the land-use designation of this property to allow for:
  • a mixed-use development comprising of commercial/retail on the ground floor and residential dwelling units above;
  • a maximum building height of 95 metres, about 26 storeys (an increase from the current maximum of 10 to 18 metres); and
  • a maximum building floor area of approximately 46,939 square metres.
Interesting...
I found another one on Macleod- near 42nd Avenue.

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Description
A change is proposed at multiple properties (see map) to allow for:
  • A change is proposed at multiple properties (see map) to allow for:
  • Commercial and residential uses in street-oriented buildings with either commercial or residential uses at street level [Mixed Use - General (MU-1f8.0h90) District]
  • A maximum building height of 90 metres (an increase from the current maximum of 46 metres);
  • A maximum building area of roughly 90,000 square metres (an increase from the current maximum building area maximum)
This land use amendment application is being reviewed against the applicable policies of the Municipal Development Plan.

Interesting... even more so since it is very close to 39th Avenue Station

Link
 
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I found another one on Macleod- near 42nd Avenue.

View attachment 627260

Description
A change is proposed at multiple properties (see map) to allow for:
  • A change is proposed at multiple properties (see map) to allow for:
  • Commercial and residential uses in street-oriented buildings with either commercial or residential uses at street level [Mixed Use - General (MU-1f8.0h90) District]
  • A maximum building height of 90 metres (an increase from the current maximum of 46 metres);
  • A maximum building area of roughly 90,000 square metres (an increase from the current maximum building area maximum)
This land use amendment application is being reviewed against the applicable policies of the Municipal Development Plan.

Interesting... even more so since it is very close to 39th Avenue Station

Link
Walkable to 39th Ave Station, wow we're actually organically getting TOD. Macleod is going to be remade piece by piece isn't it? Then the City will look at it and think we should've proactively redone it.
 
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