cameronhowe
Active Member
exactly my thoughts too, I mean for the love of god, can they please develop this parcel already: https://maps.app.goo.gl/p2hK7g4CFuTVKHtH7
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Urban Development and Proposals Discussion
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Mountain Man
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What's the land use sign on that site, is it new? Nothing on Dmap
haltcatchfire
Senior Member
In the far distant future, that will probably be the last remaining parking lot in Calgary long after cars no longer exist.
CalgaryTiger
Senior Member
I was looking at Chevron Plaza and I assume they're going to need to replace all the glazing. I wonder if they'll go for a reflective look like it has now.Oh frick! Another 10-year conversion incoming.
Strategic Group buys Calgary tower for $17M, plans residential conversion
Calgary-based real estate company Strategic Group has purchased the former Chevron Plaza, a 25-storey office tower in downtown Calgary, with plans to convert it into 332 residential units.renx.ca
- Barron Building (610 8th Ave. SW, Calgary) – Targeting Spring 2026 completion with 124 high end rentals;
- One01 (101 6th Ave. SW, Calgary) – The former Hanover office tower in downtown Calgary has been renamed and will have 314 residential suites with expected occupancy in November
If they could replace the glazing with more transparent glass, the building could look pretty cool.
Mountain Man
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Their permits should be contingent on finishing the Barron building!
CalgaryTiger
Senior Member
Looks like the second storey on the penthouse structure could be complete. Could start to see the exterior coming together soon, maybe occupancy by next summer?
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adamyyc
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Some of our meeting rooms overlook this site. I feel like I’ve witnessed a few OHS violations (specifically guys on ladders next to ledges with no harness).
Mountain Man
Senior Member
Overlook the Barron Building?
FCC1982
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adamyyc
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CalgaryTiger
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The ground floor of Chevron is really different than almost anything I can think of. Curious to see how/if it evolves for the conversion. I walk by Hanover a couple times a week and with the residential units finishing up, the ground level is still pretty well untouched.