I had no idea the Fina Building conversion was underway?? There was work going on inside (the door was open), so I dunno? Figured we would heard about it here first.

Damn they're wasting NO time! 🥳

Turning out actually quite beautiful. I love it. Not often you see vents adding to a design.

Whoops! Okay I'll give'r a 6 then 🤪

It's at best a 4. No at-grade retail at 17th and 14th is crazy.

Definitely a new boom starting up. How many inner city projects is that in the last 3 months? Village, Nest, Lacaille, Yellowstone, Imperia, Sovereign, Francesco…. Nothing in Kensington, Bridgeland, or Mission yet though?

Only two years til the next census. And imagine how much more filled out it will be in 20 months when the census is taken.

No, the south side between this and the river is a park.

I feel like, other than CTB, most sources use 10 floors for office, 12 floors for residential as the standard. But typically just straightup 35 meters (or in the states 100 feet for a lil sneaky cheating 😜)

3 towers in a brand new suburban neighbourhood. This is what our city could be, but then nimbys.

Do we have an updated map on what is complete, u/c, and proposed in University District?

12 Ave cycle track east of Macleod about to be reopened, they’ve repainted the lines and returned it to one-way traffic. Also a pic of my beautiful girl on the Lindsay Park path 😅

Oh. The thread for it says 115 meters 🤪 So whatever. Makes sense though, it doesn’t look 115 meters.

It’s cool that we have at least two others proposed as well. One in Mission and another in Vic Park at 14th and Centre. Neither quite as tall as Nest, but both I believe are 35 meters (lowest limit for “high-rise”).

Yeah since 4th Street Lofts (115 meters). Easily 2 years.

That layout needs worrrk. The two bedrooms next conjoined next to the porch should be the “primary” room (assuming it’s a living room), and an opening to the kitchen. Then split the current primary to two small bedrooms.

Major issues the last day and a half. Can barely get the site to load.