[quit]

Isn't that what we're getting? The render that @Abba posted says Regency on it.

The tweet he also posted was the pertinent info.

Rendering note: building will be branded as Hyatt House & Hyatt Place.

 

[Kaizen]

@StopDropandLOL, the render says Regency on it, yes, but noted below the render it states the down-graded brand(s). Why that happened I don't know and it's still positive in my opinion. There's room for a Regency brand somewhere else in our downtown potentially.

*edit , didn't see your post @westcoastjos

 

[Moderne]

Oops, totally missed that

 

[Abba]

Isn't that what we're getting? The render that @Abba posted says Regency on it.

@StopDropandLOL In the notes it states that the rendering isn't accurate as far as branding goes, so it won't be a Regency, unfortunately.

 

[cpnfantstk]

I'm excited for this project. I love the renders and I feel like we're getting a brand new building instead of a reno. The building has lost it's prominence as it is but this extensive reno will make this cantilever roof structure stand out once again in our skyline. Scotia and HSBC are fine renos but this is more of a transformation.

 

[Daveography]

PERMIT_DATE May 01, 2020
JOB_CATEGORY Commercial Final
ADDRESS 10201 - JASPER AVENUE NW
NEIGHBOURHOOD DOWNTOWN
JOB_DESCRIPTION To change the use of a office tower to a multi use building (with 175 hotel units, 139 apartment dwellings, spa, gym and restaurant) and construct exterior and interior alterations - Hyatt House and Hyatt Place.
BUILDING_TYPE Apartment Condos (315)
WORK_TYPE (03) Interior Alterations
FLOOR_AREA 296,934.88
CONSTRUCTION_VALUE 12,500,000

 

[Kaizen]

Really looking forward to Hyatt moving forward.

 

[cpnfantstk]

@Kaizen .. me too. Bring it back to it's former glory....

 

[_urbanite]

Starting to think this one has been shelved

 

[cmd uw]

How so?

 

[KreationYEG]

Still see lights on tonight, not that it really means anything.

 

[archited]

Still working out details with the hotel management group and the Building Permit set of drawings? Hospitality is not as much of a slam dunk as office or residential plans -- only hospitals are more complex.

 

[Airboy]

I would also think with Covid, building design may be slightly changed. I know we are doing some changes on another project due to occupancy changes,

 

[_urbanite]

My comment is probably a bit pre-mature, especially after reading @archited's insight, but it's been about 10 months since I last saw any activity there. I know that doesn't necessarily it's been shelved, but I does make you wonder if something else happened

 

[Avenuer]

The last permit activity was for plumbing and electrical back in April, but crickets since then.