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Might look like Ed Gooch, but its by Start Architecture and they do a lot of institutional design. The guts of the building are definitely closer to what you would see in long term care facilities. There are actually four towers, similar to the ones you see in the picture you posted. Still, definitely odd exterior design. It should be a fairly big development, though.
Looks like that Gooch special on 116th St. $165M for this?
The Good Samaritan Society Announces West Village Project in Partnership with PCL Construction - Good Samaritan
The Good Samaritan Society is proud to announce the upcoming West Village Project, a transformative new continuing care facility that will redefine the standard of compassionate, person-centered care in Edmonton’s Lewis Estates community. This development reflects our unwavering commitment to...
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Yes, this building could be quite attractive if the exterior was fixed up.
| Status | Approved |
| Permit Date | Nov 22, 2024 |
| Neighbourhood | STRATHCONA |
| Address | 8222 - 100 STREET NW |
| Legal Description | Plan 2420639 Blk 70 Lot 17A |
| Description of Development | To construct a 6 Dwelling Residential Use building in the form of a Row House with attached Garages. |
| Zoning | RM |
Hopefully we'll see something on the old Shell station lot nearby and/or the lot directly to the left of Hardcore in the near future. Good access to Happy Beer Street with the new 100 St bike lane, and Farmers' Market area.
They were inspired by Vampire Weekend: "I see a mansard roof through the trees..."
I would've thought so too—but at the same time I'm kind of relieved because so much of the multi-family going up in Strathcona and Garneau is just terrible. Hoping this one is okay...
