This is extra dose of density could put Bridgeland into that next level of destination neighborhood.

Unfortunately, a loss last night but at least they looked like they could skate with the Canucks. If issue this game in the calendar a month ago I would have predicted a blowout by the Canucks.

If I were a multi billionaire I would offer to pay half the costs so I could see Southwest Calgary evolve without Crowchild cutting it in half. With Crowchild is covered, I would turn the previous footprint into a transit, cycling only pathway with the development mixed in. We can dream can’t we 😊

The general discussion thread is a mixed bag. I think it’s as good a place as any for it.

Well, that's disappointing. I know the other building wasn't a looker, but I preferred it to this.

It's nice to see another development moving ahead, but for the love of god, can a developer in this city just once build something an empty lot?!?!

I'm totally down with 17th ave being closed off at times during the summer. Maybe close it off on Sundays and go from there.

Cheers and welcome to the forum! I have a question regarding the slowness of exterior work on many Calgary projects. This isn’t a criticism directed at Everest, only an observation and am wondering what causes the slowness? We’ve assumed it’s a labour or material shortage, but don’t know for...

Agreed. It looks like something from Sage Hill, but I’ll gladly take it over the crap-ass empty lot that was there for the past several decades.

This is a very cool proposal, let’s hope it gets built.

Same type of Ford GT that won some of the Lemans races?

Like Surresl said, this will get built, only a matter of when.

Lol, you’ll never get what you don’t ask for right? On a serious note, a couple of mid rise towers around 10-15 floors and a couple of low rise buildings would fit nicely

I hope the University develops that area with something of higher density, like 3 or 4 low rise buildings.

I was on the fence about this one, but I'm not firmly in the liking it camp.

Took a look at the website and that's what it looks like, and I agree, this is a solid design for transitional housing.

Uggh those telephone poles!

We already have three Brazilian barbeque places, but I wouldn’t complain if they added a Fogo de Chao here.

I read the CA letter and there is some push back from the community, but not a lot. I bet this will get approved.

Nice pics @niteryder. Are you still cycling your way to the sites?