Silence&Motion
Senior Member
Disappointed that the ground floor went from commercial to live/work.
I know 33rd is a main street, but I don't think every building on the street needs commercial or live/work. I would have been ok with the main floor being residential just like Coco next door. I think the space would have sat empty for a long time as commercial, although I'm not confident that live/work will be any more successful.Disappointed that the ground floor went from commercial to live/work.
I think it makes total sense to put commercial units here. With the community centre, library, CSpace, and an influx of mid-rise residential buildings, this side of Marda Loop is becoming a hub. And yet, the walkscores in this area are around 50 (compared to 70-80 on the westside of the neighbourhood). If all the new buildings are going to be exclusively residential, this area will be locked into car dependency for generations to come.I know 33rd is a main street, but I don't think every building on the street needs commercial or live/work. I would have been ok with the main floor being residential just like Coco next door. I think the space would have sat empty for a long time as commercial, although I'm not confident that live/work will be any more successful.
This is true, 33rd will likely end up lined with 4-6 storeys on both sides for most of it's length.thats fine, gonna suck for the houses on the north side of the block though
I will like this less if that is the case.Those red sections look like they might be EIFS...
Was wondering that myself. That would be my guess.Those red sections look like they might be EIFS...