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Edmontonian
Active Member
Out of all the things that are getting a move on, this -_-.
PERMIT_DATE October 04, 2019
JOB_CATEGORY Commercial Final
ADDRESS 12016 - 107 AVENUE NW
NEIGHBOURHOOD QUEEN MARY PARK
JOB_DESCRIPTION PHASE 1 Manchester Square building rehabilitation. To demolish 2800 SqM portion of an existing building, selective demolition of remaining building, reconstruct the entire building envelope, construct a new front facade, construct new mechanical and electrical systems.
BUILDING_TYPE Office Buildings (520)
WORK_TYPE (02) Addition
CONSTRUCTION_VALUE 4,500,000
JOB_CATEGORY Commercial Final
ADDRESS 12016 - 107 AVENUE NW
NEIGHBOURHOOD QUEEN MARY PARK
JOB_DESCRIPTION PHASE 1 Manchester Square building rehabilitation. To demolish 2800 SqM portion of an existing building, selective demolition of remaining building, reconstruct the entire building envelope, construct a new front facade, construct new mechanical and electrical systems.
BUILDING_TYPE Office Buildings (520)
WORK_TYPE (02) Addition
CONSTRUCTION_VALUE 4,500,000
Platinum107
Senior Member
Erm... what? Are they actually going to demolish and rebuild what they've built so far?
@Platinum107 I think this permit is covering work already started.
OverheardatYEG
Active Member
@Daveography That might be the best joke permit application I've seen yet hahaha!!! But seriously they should just start from scratch!
Avenuer
Senior Member
Correct, Commercial Final permits follow every Building Permit at the City.
archited
Senior Member
And permits are valid as long as no work has passed an inspection phase. The risk for the developer is having "pre-work" rejected by the inspector for a valid reason.
Abba
Active Member
We're all wrong, guys. It's actually beautiful...
Different strokes I guess...
I see; they are paying him well then.
ronron
Active Member
You know what, if executed well in the end, it could be an interesting experience being in that area - maybe even a place tourists mark as a location to check out. All depends on how immersive the euro 'look and feel' becomes. Too little of it, and the cheap knockoff novelty will wear off quickly.