My only hope is that Regency hires a decent architect for this one.
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Jarodsc17
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This is great news! A 45 story tower would add the density we need down 101st!
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PERMIT_DATE December 22, 2017
PERMIT_NUMBER 265182845-002
JOB_CATEGORY Commercial Demolition
ADDRESS 10199 - 101 STREET NW
NEIGHBOURHOOD DOWNTOWN
JOB_DESCRIPTION To demolish an existing six storey office building (Bank of Montreal).
BUILDING_TYPE Office Buildings (520)
WORK_TYPE (99) Demolition
FLOOR_AREA
CONSTRUCTION_VALUE 1,000,000
ZONING CCA
PERMIT_DATE December 22, 2017
PERMIT_NUMBER 265182845-003
JOB_CATEGORY Commercial Final
ADDRESS 10199 - 101 STREET NW
NEIGHBOURHOOD DOWNTOWN
JOB_DESCRIPTION To construct TEMPORARY HOARDINGS and occupy sidewalk/boulevard for the demolition of existing office building - Permit expires March 01/18 (former Bank of Montreal) WORK STARTED WITHOUT PERMITS.
BUILDING_TYPE Temporary Structures (999)
WORK_TYPE (99) Demolition
FLOOR_AREA
CONSTRUCTION_VALUE 100,000
ZONING CCA
PERMIT_DATE December 22, 2017
PERMIT_NUMBER 265182845-002
JOB_CATEGORY Commercial Demolition
ADDRESS 10199 - 101 STREET NW
NEIGHBOURHOOD DOWNTOWN
JOB_DESCRIPTION To demolish an existing six storey office building (Bank of Montreal).
BUILDING_TYPE Office Buildings (520)
WORK_TYPE (99) Demolition
FLOOR_AREA
CONSTRUCTION_VALUE 1,000,000
ZONING CCA
PERMIT_DATE December 22, 2017
PERMIT_NUMBER 265182845-003
JOB_CATEGORY Commercial Final
ADDRESS 10199 - 101 STREET NW
NEIGHBOURHOOD DOWNTOWN
JOB_DESCRIPTION To construct TEMPORARY HOARDINGS and occupy sidewalk/boulevard for the demolition of existing office building - Permit expires March 01/18 (former Bank of Montreal) WORK STARTED WITHOUT PERMITS.
BUILDING_TYPE Temporary Structures (999)
WORK_TYPE (99) Demolition
FLOOR_AREA
CONSTRUCTION_VALUE 100,000
ZONING CCA
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Das Ponto
Active Member
Gonna be crazy to see that disappear.
Making quick progress of it too.
Making quick progress of it too.
archited
Senior Member
There are a couple of parking structures that I would like to see gone as well within blocks of this site.
tele75
New Member
And down she goes.
Wow. They aren't wasting any time.
BMO demolition could pave way for Edmonton's tallest tower
Demolition of the former Bank of Montreal building at 102nd Avenue and 101st Street started in early January and is expected to be complete by April. (Art Raham/CBC)
A stone frame and hollow belly are what is left of the former Bank of Montreal building in downtown Edmonton.
Regency Developments began tearing down the structure at 102nd Avenue and 101st Street earlier this week. The company bought the six-storey building last March.
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Plans for the site are far from finalized but Regency has a vision of what will replace the old building.
The company is planning a mixed-use tower with commercial space on the main level, and a hotel and residential condominiums on top.
"Everybody knows it's one of the premier corners in the core of our city," Dhunna said. "So to bring density and height and shaping that corner, a lot of people are really excited."
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If approved, the new tower would be 45 to 50 storeys high, making it the tallest condo building in Edmonton.
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Regency aims to complete the demolition by April and then build an underground parkade.
While this work is going on, Dhunna said the company will look at designs and reach out to potential commercial tenants.
The company aims to start building the tower in mid- to late 2019.
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/bank-of-montreal-edmonton-regency-1.4485756
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