MacMathuna
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Any idea what's going in there?
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MichaelS
Senior Member
It is a senior's home. The renderings were floating around about 3 years ago when it went to planning commission I think. About 4 stories, decent filler, but nothing special.
GoVertical
Senior Member
Great place for that. The businesses must be happy with the added seniors ( I used to work at that shoppers).
MichaelS
Senior Member
Tough to find a full rendering of it, but O2 Planning and Design has a write-up and a bit of a rendering for the Kingsland Retirement Residence, mentioned just above:
www.o2design.com
Kingsland Assisted Living — O2
www.o2design.com
1875
Senior Member
kingsland is perfect for densification. great location and housing stock at the end of its life cycle.
GoVertical
Senior Member
Palliser One entrance:
Silence&Motion
Senior Member
I really wish the economic and political climate was such that property owners had sufficient incentive to throw up small commercial buildings like this in all the empty lots in Downtown and the Beltline. It's totally perverse that property owners are inclined to allow entire city blocks to sit empty for decades while they wait for the stars to align around high-rise mega projects.
The Familia
Active Member
Now if only they would gut and renovate the entire Palliser Square plaza at the base of the Calgary Tower. It’s a bit embarrassing that our premier tourist attraction has a hostile and dated entrance.
Couldn't agree more. Sometimes I wish those empty parcels in the middle of East Village were divided up into varying sized parcels so some smaller developments could start going rather than a 4 tower mega project. Smaller developments varying from the size of INK, to ones similar in scale and massing to projects like Fifth.
GoVertical
Senior Member
Not much of a change at the new Calgary Jewellery:
1875
Senior Member
disappointed to see it is actually a jewlery store. when they were building out the roof terrace i hoped it might actually provide some benefit to 17th.
If it goes under maybe it'll become a bar again, but with a rooftop patio.
1875
Senior Member
so youre suggesting src should buy their rolexes elswhere?
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Golfing guy
Active Member
How many restaurants/bars can that end (actually either end) support? It needs some diversity to get people down there. So many empty ones on the west end already
MichaelS
Senior Member
Agreed. A high end jewelry shop on our main high street is not a bad thing. They are very common on a lot of major cities' main drags.