buildings
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that lot used to be a KFC. They had a large neon sign that, due to lack of maintenance read, Kentucky Fried Chicken
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Dubas
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Anything is better than what is there now
channing76
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Whoa just checked google maps that lot has been a barren, fenced off brownfield for over 20 years or more. 2007 street view to now. Crazy.
degrandprix
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I think it is an extension of the strip mall on the site directly north. If you look at past dates on Street view you can see it was built in 2 phases, this will be phase 3 (hence the name City Plaza III in the photo).
Platinum107
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A couple of new projects I noticed on my bikeride yesterday!
New midrise building spawned in over the winter on 156th Street, near Glenwood/Sherwood LRT stop:
New cute mixed use building proposed by Beljan in Laurier Heights of all places. Would love to see this actually happen:
Massive cluster housing development near Jasper Place LRT stop. Must be like a 4 -> 32 unit increase in density:
New midrise building spawned in over the winter on 156th Street, near Glenwood/Sherwood LRT stop:
New cute mixed use building proposed by Beljan in Laurier Heights of all places. Would love to see this actually happen:
Massive cluster housing development near Jasper Place LRT stop. Must be like a 4 -> 32 unit increase in density:
archited
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At this point I am less excited about new projects and more excited about architectural gems
Platinum107
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Well, it's too bad that Edmonton has mostly architectural stones at the moment. Hopeful that things will improve with time, but I guess I'm allowing myself to enjoy some of what we're getting, at least for a little bit while I explore around on my bike lol.
MattPT
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Possibility for 4 lots to be listed for sale beside the baseball stadium (Telus, remax…) 3 up to six stories and a one up to 12
mcr
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Riverhawks adding the ability to take transit with your ticket + a shuttle from Churchill is a great move for them.
riker
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In a world where businesses only ever seem to moan about losing parking, its refreshing to see an organization embrace the idea of urbanism. In my opinion, sports and urbanism go hand-in-hand. A dense crowd of people can be much more efficently moved through a dense areas with plenty of transportation options. Better transportation options can come with density in the area.
This would be a great opportunity to create a baseball-urban environment that's - dare I say - akin to some of the best examples in the US like the area around Fenway and Wrigley.
BASE
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A very good opportunity to think more broadly about what can be in the surrounding area for sure.
fromyeg
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I think the B1 BRT will go right by Remax Field.
But I’d rather take a gondola!
But I’d rather take a gondola!
ADob
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Having lived in Chicago, I can attest that Wrigley was fabulous. It was so nice to see something completely different, a stadium incorporated into the urban fabric coming wildly alive during games. Huge difference from the monolithic Soldier Field, a much more typical set-up.
policyenthusiast
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Wax
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Idk if there is a thread for this but 149st and 87ave apartments, looking not too bad.