[MacLac]

Perhaps Giusti will be the next GC? Is that what they do? Or are they merely the crane operators on sites?

 

[Dubas]

Looks like a Baby-version of the Augustana tower!

 

[archited]

The rendering on the fence is much improved over the rendering heading up this thread. I am impressed.

 

[thommyjo]

Can a site admin update the thread title info and renders when then have a chance? This might be one of the more exciting projects this year! 121-125st sure is becoming awesome.

 

[Avenuer]

Any changes in scope, scale, or other?

22 storeys, 71 metres. 185 residential units (of which 7 are two-storey townhouses) & 2 CRUs. Exterior finishing is primarily masonry and EIFS. The new permit isn't approved yet so the below elevations could still change.

 

[archited]

Thanks @Avenuer -- you always come through.

 

[cmd uw]

Happy to see this come back online.

 

[Avenuer]

Thanks @Avenuer -- you always come through.

I do what I can

 

[Canadian 001]

Time to sell the site 2 da city

 

[Guy 1]

Perhaps they should rename this one after the recently deceased Mindbender - it's been a real rollercoaster thus far.

 

[Friendmonton]

Saw a new sign on the fence for some geo tech firm. Progress?

 

[Skyking]

No, the original shoring designer is no longer on the project. So they need to monitor for any movement.

Will be interesting to see how things are this spring!

 

[northlands]

If the shack disappears from this site at the end of the month, I’m calling it a very bad sign.

 

[thommyjo]

So badly want to see this thing get going. Pleeeeease happen.

 

[archited]

As per @Avenuer the Construction Drawings for the increased-building-height project was only submitted at the beginning of this year -- it is not unusual for permit review to take several months, especially when added loads are evident (increase from 17 storeys to 22) -- review of soil sample calcs., structural upgrade, etc. If the Building permit was paid for (looking at you again @Avenuer) that would be a good indication that the project is moving forward -- I imagine permit fees would be in the hundreds of thousands of dollars and I can't imagine a project progressing if payment was not met.