Another hurdle out of the way!
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I learned today that apparently this development got a density and height bonus because it has a hotel component.
That explains a lot about my observations during the EDC formal that I posted.
That explains a lot about my observations during the EDC formal that I posted.
MichaelC
Active Member
Downtown Edmonton multi-res boom: 14 projects on the books
An expected boom in Edmonton’s downtown population is being credited for driving residential construction and positive prospects for commercial leasing. Colliers’ fourth-quarter 2018 office market report shows last year was the first year of positive office space absorption in Edmonton
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"above-ground portion which could include a 12-floor hotel and a 50-storey residential tower." I am slightly confused if this is a 50 Storey tower or if this will be 50 storeys of residential above 12 storeys of hotel (62 Storeys). If this was 62 Storeys, it would be approximately 200m (maybe slightly more).
Kaizen
Senior Member
@MichaelC On the low end, it is 3.1 m or 10 feet per floor for apartment/hotel. If 62 floors as they state , then we'll be looking at approx 190 meters plus. Oh how I wish...
Add on a 111 meter meticulously sculpted Klondike Mike crown, with an observatory floor in the hat, K-day museum/souvenirs, food hall - aka; corn dogs, dollar lemonade, really big mini donuts... then we will have something. ?
Add on a 111 meter meticulously sculpted Klondike Mike crown, with an observatory floor in the hat, K-day museum/souvenirs, food hall - aka; corn dogs, dollar lemonade, really big mini donuts... then we will have something. ?
Das Ponto
Active Member
50 Stories would be a good replacement for the old BMO building!
Him
Active Member
Will be* haha sorry, I had to. I hope we see some updated renders here in the near future and that they're improved over what we've seen.
MCXavierL
Active Member
Permit Type
Major Development Permit
Permit Class
Class B
Permit Date
Apr 10, 2019
Status
Approved
Description of Development
To construct and operate a 175.3 meter high mixed Use building that includes an attached 71.6 meter high Hotel with 168 suites with accessory Restaurants and Bar Uses to the Hotel; Apartment Housing with 371 Dwelling units; Professional, Financial and Office Support Services; General Retail Stores and Non-accessory Parking in a portion of an underground parkade.
Address
10199 - 101 STREET NW
Major Development Permit
Permit Class
Class B
Permit Date
Apr 10, 2019
Status
Approved
Description of Development
To construct and operate a 175.3 meter high mixed Use building that includes an attached 71.6 meter high Hotel with 168 suites with accessory Restaurants and Bar Uses to the Hotel; Apartment Housing with 371 Dwelling units; Professional, Financial and Office Support Services; General Retail Stores and Non-accessory Parking in a portion of an underground parkade.
Address
10199 - 101 STREET NW
MichaelC
Active Member
Now all they need is a building permit. Hopefully sooner than later.
KyleBlanchett
Active Member
Our skyline in 10 years will look amazing.
Kaizen
Senior Member
@KyleBlanchett , Hopefully the same difference as to when comparing our skyline of 10 years ago to our skyline of today, right. It's amazing really, how far the urban fabric has stretched... all around for the large part. More amazing to me is this transformation considering economy & politics have sucked.
The next ten year swill look amayzinglier...
The next ten year swill look amayzinglier...
Hqcan
New Member
@Daveography any word on design changes? I'd hope that we see some significant modifications from the original render.
There have already been multiple renders in the thread. The boxy one followed by the angled one.
I imagine refinement of the angled design.
Not much has changed from what's been shown. Reached out to get some high-res renders but it sounds like I'll have to wait a couple of weeks to get them.
Edmontonian
Active Member
@Daveography any news on this one?