Can't say I'm surprised about the NBA or NHL postponing. Putting 20,000 in one building for 3 hours is the perfect way to spread the virus. As for people working from home, the more people companies can get working from home, the better. Not everyone can of course, but the jobs where it's...

From what I've heard BMP's issues were that they over extended themselves and had too many jobs on the go, and they lost some of the jobs, but are in better shape now that they don't have so much on their plate. I hope that's the case.

Given how long it took the Windsor, you might be right. I have seen other sites where things move at snails pace, and then it really gets going.

What was the issue. too small? Layout?

A week or so ago I thought the situation was something blown out of proportion by the media, and that it would be a repeat of the H1N1 situation, but this seems different. This feels like new territory.

Change the aluminum panels to spandrel glass, and I'd like them.

First move-ins begin this weekend.

Club Sport got turfed thanks to the flooding in the area. From what I've heard they didn't want to be on the flood plain after seeing what happened, which makes sense for a hotel.

Agreed. This is a nicely done project, quite simple, but elegant, good mix of modern and old, done with style. Who are the architects for this?

X2. Being that I'm out of town a lot, I'm very grateful of the updates that are posted. ???

Looks very solid. Thanks for posting!

The hoarding is a good sign though. The next sign to look for is the caisson drillers showing up.

I take it the new rendering isn't available to the public?

I really like the design. I'd like to see more of this around Calgary.

Seriously from Iran?

Personally I think it's the Tkachuk/Doughty feud is part of it. The Kings are lousy, but they have some pride. There's enough parity in the league, that even, even if the bad teams show up for a game, they'll be competition. I'm thrilled they beat the Ducks, and not just beat them, but smoked...

^That looks a lot like the basement me and my buddies had when we were students lol.

Nice to see concrete construction on buildings of this scale. It's not cheap, but the building will be around for a long time.

That would be my guess. I doubt they have scrapped it altogether, most likely they're waiting it a bit longer to see how things go with the market.

Having retail would kind of take care of the security concern. Kill two birds with one stone.