I have a question about the bike path along the Bow. If a person wanted to bike from Inglewood to Fish Creek, what's the best path route? I took the path as far as Ogden road and then it cut to the other side. Looking at Google maps, it's unclear where the paths go along the Bow River. Thanks!

Difficulat to say if it would work here. In Japan, theft is much less a problem than in North America. Cool idea thoh.

Great scale for the area. Add this and the ALT hotel, and UD is going to have its own little skyline.

Iove it when a tower starts from an already built podium. All of a sudden it's rising into the sky 🤩

I'm fine without the retail. It would be a decent bonus, but for now, it'd be nice to see the section between 9th street and Edmonton trail get more development, especially on the north side.

It's too bad the Red's building is involved, it's a funky little corner, but it's also good to see more activity underway.

Very true. Druh actually opposed the Sola project on 14th, which was in her riding, and it still went ahead anyway, as I recall the council vote was 12-3.

I believe the city currently already owns that parcel correct?

It's also possible the city has had their own plans for it. I think an e-mail to the Councillor for that ward (Farrell) might shed some light.

I expected it to make more height impact, but this is okay. The scale fits the context very well.

And the oil canning begins :( Still looks good overall tho.

That's what I was thinking. Not great for getting out and walking around, but great if you're planning day trips to Dinosaur Prov park, Drumheller or Banff.

I noticed on the new rendering, it appears it might be called 19/14. I guess we'll find out soon.

I've been past there a few times recently, and the equipment and the gravel you see in the photos is not at the Harmony site. @Seraveeee , I would advise your friend to back out if possible, as your friend's agent is trying to pull a fast one. This is the second time the agent has sent photos...

Is the project still called Village? It might now be called 19/14 going by the rendering.

I believe it's still called the Village, but the developer is Eagle Crest and the Architect is FAAS.

I see this summer they have left the road open to traffic, but took away the parking lane on the south side of the road, and made it into a dedicated path for pedestrians and bikes. Not a bad compromise, but I would go further and make Crescent Road one way and widen the new pedestrian/cycle lane.

My grandmother used to grow broccoli in her garden.

Looks fantastic!