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Urban Development and Proposals Discussion

I originally missed Sheldon Chumir, 11th ave Place, and the two Penn West buildings...or whatever they're called.

Here's the 30 that I see. I included West village tower east, as you can see just a small part of it in the photo.

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MichaelS said:
Castello was built 2006ish if I recall (my January 2005 joining of SSP must give me some seniority or institutional memory you are all lacking). Emerald Stone was in 2004 I think.
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I think you're right, I remember posting construction pics of Castello and the one just west of it on SSP....so basically 30 new buildings in the pic.
 
MichaelS said:
There used to be a user who would create these amazing images using renderings and photos, so you got a very realistic view of what the future holds. CntrlAltDel I think was his name.
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That's the guy. Devin Henry is his real name....not sure if he's still doing his artwork these days.
 
CalgaryTiger said:
Sarina back at it on 33rd Ave. They brought us Avenue 33, COCO, Harrison, and now this. I don't mind what they've done with 33rd Ave at all. only Harrison's street interaction left me wanting more. I'm sure with their past success we'll see this proceed.
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If they're going to be developing the entirety of 33 ave east of 19 street, they're going to need to up their game. What they've built so far is a vast improvement over suburban style bungalows, but they haven't exactly been a master class in active frontage. If we're not careful, 33 Ave could end up as a desolate strip of retaining walls and railings (like Harrison and Avenue 33).
 
Silence&Motion said:
If they're going to be developing the entirety of 33 ave east of 19 street, they're going to need to up their game. What they've built so far is a vast improvement over suburban style bungalows, but they haven't exactly been a master class in active frontage. If we're not careful, 33 Ave could end up as a desolate strip of retaining walls and railings (like Harrison and Avenue 33).
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As has been pointed out somewhere by another, 34th Ave could become the more active street with 33rd Ave being a vehicle-orientated through road.
 
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