Relevé yesterday. Wanted to take a shot before it gets obscured by the Renaissance.
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RenegadeMountie
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The Marriott is moving at a snail's pace, so we still have some time before this gets covered lol
thenewguy
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Pictures from February 18
phil235
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Really wondering what is going to be at ground level. That is a seriously big space, with far fewer obstructions than Moon.
ponyboycurtis
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Shes so purdy.
Hopefully we find out soon.
Still can't believe this was built pretty much as proposed. We lost a few floors, but it's still on.the tall side and stunning.
originalmuffins
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My only gripe is that we lost the floors from the original proposal. 40+35+30 would have been amazing here.
Also don't like parking entrances on both Albert and Slater. Having an IN ramp on Albert and OUT ramp on Slater (or vice versa) taking up part of the mid-block connection, and another exit behind the Renaissance.
This plan 2020 doesn't make sense. There's just a ramp behind the Renaissance, and I'm not convinced it's wide enough for both directions. Slater has nothing and Albert only has receiving.
This plan 2020 doesn't make sense. There's just a ramp behind the Renaissance, and I'm not convinced it's wide enough for both directions. Slater has nothing and Albert only has receiving.
Bluejay
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That's an outdated plan. The only parking garage access for the three towers is on Slater in Tower B. Albert St. has a loading dock for Tower A, the Renaissance loading dock is located as per the outdated plan.
Updated Relevé retail plan. Large space in the middle is pending. Interesting there's a retail elevator lobby; I thought second floor retail was removed.
Very interesting. I wonder who scooped up the 9848sf. It's right at the small end of an average downtown Shoppers Drug Mart.
Shoppers!? There was a time they took up nearly every new major retail space downtown. Kind of forgot about them.
jay2028
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They plan to open 34 new stores in 2026 so it would make sense
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Bluejay
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Yes, all second floor retail has been removed. The elevator is for parking garage access for retail clients.