Wow, just wow. The apartment building the person who appealed this lives in isn't even right beside this lot, it's literally across the street 🫥 I'll never understand the mindset of people who move into already dense, inner-city neighborhoods and then proceed to fight when there's more density...

I love that this area is basically becoming Edmonton's 2nd downtown :cool:

Okay, I'm genuinely curious about your past few comments. It totally get being frustrated that Edmonton's TOD projects have taken a relatively long time to fill out/had relatively slow progress thus far, but could you give more perspective on why you're so pessimistic about TOD in Edmonton? This...

Fair point, and in my view it's a problem that limits transit's potential to attract people all over Edmonton and other large cities across Canada. And in my opinion that issue is going to require a nation-wide coordinated approach to address, not a city-by-city mosaic of policy and attention.

What an overly pessimistic and regressive view of this situation. Blatchford is in its first few years of a 30 year buildout and, while it has had a slow start for various reasons (compared to the average private market cookie-cutter suburban neighborhood), it is being built nonetheless and is...

I biked around the area again after not visiting for a long time and wow! Even though it's still going pretty slowly, they've like doubled the townhomes and the amount of roads. I can honestly see the neighborhood taking shape, and I love the park and pier overlooking the lake! 😁 As for the...

I ❤️ West Oliver 102nd ave is gonna be something else with the farmer's market framed by these buildings.

Very classy and elegant, Oliver gets another W :cool: Also LMAO 💀So true, the big street wall here now looks cool imo but yeah I wouldn't want a north-facing unit in that building.

If I didn't have a final at this exact time on Saturday I might've just gone to this meeting and asked some good questions 😂

Yes, just yes. I love that the design actually acknowledges the train station right beside it rather than ignoring it.

Man, this project has really proven past me wrong. At its heart it is still a strip mall, sure, but it really has taken off and become a destination. They even went out of their way to link the walkway with the railway corridor bike path directly and provided convenient bike racks right in...

Beljan man, they just know how to do things so well and so nicely. Even if OX may not return a huge amount in relation to its costs, it has changed the neighborhood around it for the better and has become a true destination by all metrics. I'm so excited to see what Beljan does next and will be...

Let's gooooo! Wait, 7500 more students?? That sounds crazy to me but maybe I'm underestimating the scale of this project lol.

What happened Regency, what happened...

R.I.P 😭

"121 West but make it better" What the AI gives me:

I love this picture 😁 And this project of course. Looks so cool from the university area.

Now that's an idea I can get behind!

I agree, I think this one is superb and sets a good example for other low-rise block buildings in the area 👀

Thank God. On a ski trip, me and a few friends got stuck on that chairlift for 10 minutes and the lack of oxygen + a tight ski helmet made me feel like I could keel over. Was an exhilarating experience that's for sure! 😅