https://dailyhive.com/edmonton/atb-place-downtown-edmonton-renovation?utm_source=flipboard&utm_content=topic%2Falberta forgive me if someone already posted this.

option 3 would be my pick

Those 3 story walkups in former oliver saved the dt core during the hard days in the 80’s/90’s They were a decent size and reasonably priced.

Not moved, foreced. Historic chinatown was gutted via development, much like historic black neighborhood's were. We are only slightly better than Calgary, who has the distinction of having tried to burn theirs down along with physically harming the people who loved and worked there.

if only there were a bunch of people, who are paid very well, to prevent and detour such things/activities. if only.

Hey, Im just responding to a statement stating people go to Paris for the Louvre et la grande dame. Its simply not true.

As someone who is going to Paris in a month for the second time, I assure you I have no want to go see the any of the things you listed. Its a very superficial list of things to do in Paris. Most people go for the shopping , food and culture. Many of the things you listed are a one and done.

What are peoples issue? This project is perfectly fine. People complain about the height then say its the finishings… The reality is very few people of this forum, punching out their opinions on their keyboards, will actually do anything concrete to better their communities other than...

Give your de facto brain shelter a shake. its seemingly under utilized.

Im not surprised with the all the negative edmonton social media narratives.

^ We need people.

Unless you have experienced the amount of water we discharge into the creek, its a bit hard to express the volume of water. Epcore is aware something needs to be done. I believe the new sewer trunk line will help, but the issue is far from fixed. The water quality is also exceptionally poor...

I have been in wood frames with very good noise insulation.

This vision is a no go as long as epcor is using mill creek for run off water disposal as they currently are.

Much of manhattan was (for years) brownstones and midrises. High rises were historically commercial buildings. https://www.cityrealty.com/nyc/market-insight/features/future-nyc/top-15-courtyards-new-york-city-residential-buildings/16923 Here is a nice selection of residential buildings in NY...