What do you think of this project?

  • I like it a lot

    Votes: 27 45.8%

  • I like it

    Votes: 30 50.8%

  • I neither like nor dislike it

    Votes: 2 3.4%

  • I dislike it

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • I dislike it a lot

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Total voters
    59
The September 2018 date seems very irrelevant. Edmonton was a very different city in 2018. A more relevant date would be July 1, 2023 when this was posted. Seems like a very reasonable pace. Under 2 years from first shovel to now.

Kosy123 said:
So second quick update. Just drove by this an hour ago and there is now both an excavator and a pile of dirt by its side!
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I love the idea of keeping high rises off whyte by a block or two. Maintains more interesting commercial bays on the ave instead of a bunch of cookie cutter concrete boxes with no character, while still adding density to the neighbourhood.
 
MattPT said:
I love the idea of keeping high rises off whyte by a block or two. Maintains more interesting commercial bays on the ave instead of a bunch of cookie cutter concrete boxes with no character, while still adding density to the neighbourhood.
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I couldn't agree more. Stephen Ave in Calgary does a good job of this as an example.

I have similar dreams for 124 Street north of 107 Ave (the area surrounding the Roxy)
 
fromyeg said:
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Glass slams or all the way up.

What’s the next tower we are going to watch rise? We need one.

Stationlands 37 storey?
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Falcon II is supposed to start this year, but that’s from what the Transforming Edmonton article about the Falcon said last year.

I’ve walked by the site a few times and there’s a sign saying there’s an approved permit for a 300 unit high rise but who knows if that’s going to change or not.
 
thommyjo said:
Wow the white strip looks bad…
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ugh they really could’ve continued to use the black glass in that spot instead and give the whole building a nice clean modern look. The white isn’t terrible but it would’ve been better without it. At least we have 1 modern looking tower in the whyte ave area now.
 
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I'm fully on the "contemporary buildings should have more ornamentation" train, but watching Edmonton architects and developers pull things like this makes me want to go full-on Adolf Loos.
 
Kosy123 said:
Falcon II is supposed to start this year, but that’s from what the Transforming Edmonton article about the Falcon said last year.

I’ve walked by the site a few times and there’s a sign saying there’s an approved permit for a 300 unit high rise but who knows if that’s going to change or not.
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Falcon II is not starting this year, as they are waiting to fill at least 70% to ask for a new loan to the bank (currently they are around 40%, faster than expected) so hopefully they start in 2026, and a taller building compared to the first.
 
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