[trtcttc]

I'm betting on MAX Lime, since it fits with the Green Line and works with the other routes abbreviated as ML

We already sold the downtown fare free zone, might as well be the Max Lime or the Max Neuron.

 

[itsavro]

Noticed this new structure going up at the park in Currie. Couldn't find anything on the DMAP. Site had a makeshift ice rink last winter.

 

[O-tac]

There’s construction on foundations that look like townhomes beside the new Long & McQuade in Seton. There’s a trailer but zero signage. Anyone know anything about this project?

Nearby there’s lots of construction (and paving) on Market street.

No pics but an entire row of townhomes went up seemingly overnight on this lot. I've never seen such rapid construction. Never even saw them erect the structure. Looks nicer than the standard townhomes so far. Balconies are recessed and lots of windows.

 

[O-tac]

Seton updates:

Finishing the newest section of the Gateway district. Looks different and more interesting than what appeared to be mesh in the rendering.

Here is the townhouse that seemingly sprung up overnight:

 

[darwink]

Seton updates:



Finishing the newest section of the Gateway district. Looks different and more interesting than what appeared to be mesh in the rendering.

Here is the townhouse that seemingly sprung up overnight:

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Those townhomes look like they could be a modular build.

 

[Surrealplaces]

 

[1875]

so youre saying its going to snow tomorrow…

actually thats a pretty amazing picture, aside from the flat surface in the foreground.

 

[Thrillhou]

Yep, got to keep that path connection closed. Looks very unsafe eyeroll.gif

 

[O-tac]

Those townhomes look like they could be a modular build.

That would explain the speed that it went up. Literally days.

 

[O-tac]

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Those sticks just look stupid . Otherwise nice picture!

 

[Mountain Man]

There is a section of grass beside the pathway that's fenced off this week. Between the volleyball courts and Crowchild, anyone know what's happening here? pin

 

[Mountain Man]

That would explain the speed that it went up. Literally days.

Most big builders get the walls prefabbed in a shop and delivered to site when ready. All you need is a crane to lift them into place, buildings go up in no time!

 

[O-tac]

My townhouse took considerably longer to build back in 2010.

 

[Mountain Man]

Must have been framed in place...

 

[O-tac]

Yes I think it was. In your opinion are the prefabs better, worse or similar quality wise to on site?