That first one looks like a huge waste of unnecessary roadway.

Very cool. I hope they execute well. There's definitely no shortage of demand as long as the space delivers.

These look alright, which is a vast improvement over many projects. The final finish/paint could still mess it up. Not every project needs to be an architectural marvel, and this one is well into the acceptable range as-is.

They should consider building this at Northlands next to an existing LRT station that currently serves almost no-one.

AI tools are being trained on comments from social media. What you are seeing is AI doing the review, instead of professionals.

<monkey paw curls>

Each one must be a different texture and colour, and cannot at all be from complimentary palettes. Maximum chaos.

I'm surprised to see a senior's residence with balconies at all.

It's a bad pedestrian location and no amount of pretending it isn't will make it not.

I'll throw a hail mary on the wishlist: Servus ditches the suburban campus and comes downtown.

I want Marriott out, the space to get gutted, and the best patio in the city to get the operator it truly deserves.

Can't wait to see what they do with that monstrous street frontage. Huge opportunity.

It'll be real nice. That's one area where Calgary and Ottawa really stand out despite similar populations. Both of their downtowns feel much more complete. Though we do have a bit of an advantage being a late bloomer that a lot of our lots are filling in with residential, uni/college, and other...

I was in there a couple weeks ago and did not notice anything. Another case of Soon™

MacEwan's Allard Hall is effectively a big box that looks amazing. SML looks bad due to the incredibly unfortunate choice of exterior cladding. Best wait for full renders and execution before passing judgement.