This is such a great looking development, it's just too bad that it's going to feel disconnected from downtown until those lots south of Epcor/CN tower are developed, which is unlikely to happen any time soon

Anyone who calls Vancouver well run has never lived in Vancouver

I like the corner windows. And that's all I have to say about this building...

Don't accept bad just because it could be worse.

Demolish a perfectly good building, leave the site in disrepair for years so that it becomes such an eyesore that people will be excited for a parking lot. We wouldn't have accepted this if it was proposed right after demolition, and we shouldn't accept it now

I'm guessing Principe, Parmer, and Clarke are likely going to be voting against every small scale residential project?

Ooof

I see edmontons current mature neighbourhood front yard setbacks as a condition to be fixed, if I'm being honest. The existing setbacks are restrictive in what it allows you to develop in many neighbourhoods if we were to stick with requiring the same setbacks. Before, when we required homes to...

What's wrong with this? Seems pretty reasonable to me

I'm sure a lot of people will blame the parents, but from talking to some teacher friends, the large class sizes is also causing issues by creating a bad environment for learning, with too many kids to control, and behavioral issues that don't have any resources allocated to those kids...

Oh, I thought you were making a joke about the port a potty...

Well it does say he welcomes our questions...

Very reminiscent of the university district in Calgary, but every building is like twice the height

Square boxes are fine if there's an adequate amount of ornamentation. I'm not sure of the history of it, but we have substituted ornamentation for massing and material choices. Most cities don't even have the skilled trades needed for ornamentation now, even if architects wanted to do it. I...

Hope you suggested he use less fibre cement panels next time