That sounds like at least one win. I’m hopeful with time all those involved realized the last round wasn’t their best effort and came back stronger this time.

They obviously can see into the future.

And wait until the 2nd street connection to the pathway gets closed for demolition of the townhouses and green line construction. It’s going to be even more annoying.

So glad they abandoned the red. Such a difference.

Looks decent to me. Brick all the way up is awesome. Decent scale for a street that badly needs it. The SW corner could use some improvement to feel less bunker.

Interiors are stripped from DPs before put out to the public.

I’m going with The Pat Steinberg Centre for Kids Who Can’t Play Hockey Good and Who Wanna Learn to Do Other Stuff Good Too.

Heading past this site this morning I noticed that Vesta Properties has their Calgary office in the building across 17th to the south. That bodes well. Either they will relocate their office into the new building, or remain where they are and want something nice to look at.

Are the choices of black and blue so that you feel beat up when you arrive home?

I know I'm greedy, but it could have used a tree or two.

Trying to find some construction photos of the Langley project to compare rendering to execution. There's a pic at this link. https://maps.app.goo.gl/m5VpKERnj5qGdFKw8

Here’s a render of the Langley project. Not outstanding but much nicer than the rest of their projects. Some hope as long as they hire a decent architect.

I hope the railings soften it up a bit.

They can just call a couple toddlers over from the adjacent playground to climb up there with a squeegee.

Those windows are not real and they’re not spectacular.

It really should be ______ Corral. There is nothing more suitable.

Spectacle Bureau for Architecture and Urbanism. Now that's a name!

I'm pumped! Finally someone is using random rectangles! Too subtle though.

Another one sort of is Vecova. My wife moved my son's swimming lessons from the MNP Community & Sport Centre to Vecova. I've driven past that building on 32nd Ave thousands of times and I'd have never guessed there were pools in there.