The land use for this one goes to CPC next week: Report, Background, Applicant Submission, CA Letter

The land use for this one goes to CPC next week: Report, Background, Applicant Submission, Proposed DC Bylaw, From the applicant submission:

This development permit goes to CPC next week: Report, Background, DP Drawings, Applicant Submission, UDRP Comments From the applicant submission, you can see the evolution of the design over time:

https://taza.ca/news/first-condominium-homes-to-be-released-in-taza-park-crystal-creek-homes-announces-black-birch-heights-project/?trk=feed_main-feed-card_feed-article-content Media release about the Crystal Creek apartments.

I have done both. They are fun, but somewhat questionable value in some instances. Golden, it can be part of the whole Skybridge package and you can ride it multiple times I think (it was summer 2024 so a while ago and my memory of the logistics of the day are a bit fuzzy). I remember we rode...

Just poking around on Alpha Built's website after seeing their latest DP for Midfield heights, and they show a rendering of them doing the multi in the SE corner of this project. Maybe it is happening? This is all I have seen on it, there doesn't appear to be an active DP as of yet on DMap...

The next DP for this area has been applied for. A 6 storey multi. Alpha Built is the developer, Pact inc is the architect: https://dmap.calgary.ca/?p=DP2025-06791

I want a mountain coaster!

An approved 19 unit apartment building on DMap. Can't find any other information about it: https://dmap.calgary.ca/?p=DP2023-08081

The Sobey's opens tomorrow I think (December 11th). I have updated the map to show that project as complete.

I can't imagine that any building was designed to have the live load of a train cantilivered off the side of it.

Crystal Creek Homes is previewing their next project in Taza, an apartment building. Not many details (including location) available yet, but we should expect to see more details soon: https://crystalcreekhomes.ca/community/black-birch-heights-at-taza-park/#inquiry-contact

It does seem awfully high up the wall.

I believe this one was funded with the budget as well. We should see construction in 2026.

If I recall the NMC got $25 million from each order of government, plus private donations on top of that.