Great development, I like the scale. I hope that Kensington get's serious on providing or attracting more affordable rental units, however. While the density increases with this proposal, they are replacing some of the lower-end rentals in the neighbourhood with something nowhere near as affordable to live in. Calgary doesn't care at all about gentrification compared to other cities for some reason - but you are looking at a small, very obvious example of it right here.
I still like the proposal and want it to go forward (condos being much more affordable than homes in the neighbourhood, of course) but I would like to see developments like this start including affordable housing requirements. Luckily the proposed city charter process will allow similar developments to be mandated to include affordable units/rentals.