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I’ll climb up at some point, but that picture wasn’t taken by me.You must have been up in the crane for that pic.
I’ll see if I can post one.I was about to comment on the floorplate. Is their a rendering of it?
I would guess its where Balo was (just closed recently, looks like they were evicted by the note on the door), NE corner of that intersection.GWL has bought a site at the corner of 8th Street and 13th Ave SW, preliminary plans for a 24 storey tower "as market conditions warrant", so who knows when that will be:
http://www.gwlrealtyadvisors.com/Portals/0/Funds/Great west Life/2018/GWL Fund Bulletin Q1 2018_ENG Final.pdf
Not sure which corner though.
Those are the correct renderings, yes.
It’s not typical suburban construction at all: all concrete and steel structure, high quality metal exterior finish, curtainwall system glazing, etc.
They must have some high price points if they are building a 6 storey building in concrete and steel. Wood would be quite a bit cheaper.Those are the correct renderings, yes.
It’s not typical suburban construction at all: all concrete and steel structure, high quality metal exterior finish, curtainwall system glazing, etc.
If buildings include parkades in Seton, then there is room to add density down the road, so I would consider that a partial win. The problem with expecting a site like this to be proper urban, is that super cheap, typical suburban development is right there and that's the choice most consumers will make.I think we discussed this before. Seton is a disappointment compared to the hype. It's just suburbia at higher densities.
Yes, discussions often result in people maintaining their differing opinionsAn opinion that is correct from your perspective doesn't make it universal. haha
If buildings include parkades in Seton, then there is room to add density down the road, so I would consider that a partial win. The problem with expecting a site like this to be proper urban, is that super cheap, typical suburban development is right there and that's the choice most consumers will make.