Gronk!
Senior Member
I'm more concerned about the narrow sidewalk next to the LRT entrance, and whether people feel comfortable walking through that.
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I'm more concerned about the narrow sidewalk next to the LRT entrance, and whether people feel comfortable walking through that.
MacLac
Senior Member
Egad! If I had my own wrecking ball I'd smash them down for FREE!
archited
Senior Member
I'll lend you mine...
MacLac
Senior Member
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Greenspace
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IanO
Senior Member
It certainly stands out...
MacLac
Senior Member
And that's the shorter of the 2.....
Avenuer
Senior Member
This is the crazy part
Gronk!
Senior Member
I'm a big healthy guy who works out the gym regularly, but I'm not sure if I can walk thru this at night.
Yeggy
Active Member
When that portion of Jasper Ave is redone I am certain wider walk ways will be installed.
Clearshades
Senior Member
To get an idea how tall the other tower will be, the very peak of that crane should be an approximate plateau.
thommyjo
Senior Member
Should be fast-tracked…
David A
Senior Member
Probably would not be difficult to have the new building a bit further back to allow for a wider sidewalk.
IanO
Senior Member
I hope that they consider redoing Jasper from 106-109st while Phase 2 is being constructed as it would be a shame to have construction for the tower and then 2 more years for ripping up Jasper. But given past strategy with Jasper Avenue, I suspect it will be the latter.
Munanyo
Active Member
Are we even expected to see any re-work of Jasper on this stretch anytime soon?