ChazYEG
Senior Member
Agree 100%.
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David A
Senior Member
Yes, another thought would be to put some trees or bushes in front of that big blank wall. It would help a lot.
I realize the space has limitation and challenges, but whoever developed it seems to have given up or maybe their imagination is also limited.
I realize the space has limitation and challenges, but whoever developed it seems to have given up or maybe their imagination is also limited.
Edmcowboy11
Senior Member
I've always thought it to be a nice little park, makes use of a generally useless space. This little renewal will spruce it up a bit, although I agree, vines would be nice on that big blank wall.
Gronk!
Senior Member
Edmonton just scored $6.7M from Ottawa. These are the 27 projects getting the green light
Alberta's capital will soon have new tennis courts, better outdoor hockey rinks and new patio spaces in Ice District – as part of 27 projects aimed at improving community spaces.
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Transform two downtown alleyways into community gathering spaces that will host festivals, markets and pop-up patios.
IanO
Superstar
WAY better.
_urbanite
Senior Member
Now we just need a huge mural on that podium wall to elevate this space even further
Gronk!
Senior Member
It's blatantly obvious who should be depicted in such a mural.
IanO
Superstar
Disagree.
Art, not a portrait.
Art, not a portrait.
Greenspace
Senior Member
There will be some art/murals on the walls hopefully this year. Stay tuned.
kcantor
Senior Member
^^^^^
WAY better???
way to soon to conclude that. you’ll need to check back in about 2 years but my guess is it won’t look like this.
WAY better???
way to soon to conclude that. you’ll need to check back in about 2 years but my guess is it won’t look like this.
IanO
Superstar
The park in and of itself is not good, but this is a significant improvement over the chips that were disgusting, often all over the place and usually half on 104st.
To that I say WAY better.
To that I say WAY better.
Kurayba
New Member
Happened to be digging through the archives and thought about this thread. Here is how the park looked with a lot more vegetation. Can see construction of both Icon and the Cecil-replacement. July 13, 2007.
IanO
Superstar
I remember it being green, but wow...
Greenspace
Senior Member
Expect design concepts for the City's 'refresh' to be released in the next few weeks.
IanO
Superstar
Beaverhills Park survey
Legend for Plan View:
1. Jasper Ave Plaza (water feature with spray jets, cafe seating, Aboriginal Walk of Honour on low wall)
2. Reshaped Planting Beds (trees and artwork maintained where possible, retaining walls and benches are replaced)
3. Heart of the Park (lower basin of water feature is removed, ground surface is raised, centre stage for large events, amphitheatre-style seating on sod)
4. Activated North-East Back Corner at Beaver Hills House Park (rock climbing on existing wall, children’s playground and sandbox, existing water feature is decommissioned)
5. Patio Space for Hotel
6. Potential Crosswalk
7. Renewed Park Connection (existing building is removed for visibility, permanent washroom is added along existing building, raised crossing and ground surface treatment in laneway)
8. Michael Phair Plaza (busker stage and string lighting, cafe seating and food truck parking, paint treatment on walls and ground surface, dog play area)
Legend for Plan View:
1. Jasper Ave Plaza (new materials and paving textures, cafe seating, artwork referencing beaver dam)
2. Reshaped Planting Beds (trees and artwork maintained where possible, retaining walls and benches are replaced)
3. Heart of the Park (water feature with spray jets, ground surface is raised, Aboriginal Walk of Honour on low wall)
4. Activated North-East Back Corner at Beaver Hills House Park (children’s playground and rubber surfacing, existing water feature is decommissioned)
5. Public Washroom
6. Potential Crosswalk
7. Renewed Park Connection (existing building is removed for visibility, raised crossing and ground surface treatment in laneway, artwork referencing beaver dam)
8. Michael Phair Plaza (basketball court and games area, cafe seating and food truck parking, paint treatment on walls and ground surface, lighting)
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Legend for Plan View:
1. Jasper Ave Plaza (water feature with spray jets, cafe seating, Aboriginal Walk of Honour on low wall)
2. Reshaped Planting Beds (trees and artwork maintained where possible, retaining walls and benches are replaced)
3. Heart of the Park (lower basin of water feature is removed, ground surface is raised, centre stage for large events, amphitheatre-style seating on sod)
4. Activated North-East Back Corner at Beaver Hills House Park (rock climbing on existing wall, children’s playground and sandbox, existing water feature is decommissioned)
5. Patio Space for Hotel
6. Potential Crosswalk
7. Renewed Park Connection (existing building is removed for visibility, permanent washroom is added along existing building, raised crossing and ground surface treatment in laneway)
8. Michael Phair Plaza (busker stage and string lighting, cafe seating and food truck parking, paint treatment on walls and ground surface, dog play area)
Legend for Plan View:
1. Jasper Ave Plaza (new materials and paving textures, cafe seating, artwork referencing beaver dam)
2. Reshaped Planting Beds (trees and artwork maintained where possible, retaining walls and benches are replaced)
3. Heart of the Park (water feature with spray jets, ground surface is raised, Aboriginal Walk of Honour on low wall)
4. Activated North-East Back Corner at Beaver Hills House Park (children’s playground and rubber surfacing, existing water feature is decommissioned)
5. Public Washroom
6. Potential Crosswalk
7. Renewed Park Connection (existing building is removed for visibility, raised crossing and ground surface treatment in laneway, artwork referencing beaver dam)
8. Michael Phair Plaza (basketball court and games area, cafe seating and food truck parking, paint treatment on walls and ground surface, lighting)
Beaver Hills House Park & Michael Phair Park Renewal | City of Edmonton
Beaver Hills House Park and Michael Phair Park are being renewed.
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