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MacLac
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Why is there fencing around the Li Ka-Shing building?
MacLac
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thommyjo
Senior Member
4200 is steep. But makes sense based on area I guess.
occidentalcapital
Senior Member
This will draw some more developer attention to the area.
Didama
Active Member
I guess they are targeting the man-bun market
ntt1
Active Member
Partial sidewalk closure and lane reduction for Li Ka Shing construction work
A lane on 87 avenue and sidewalk will be partially closed due to construction on the Li Ka Shing Centre for Health Research Innovation building.
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Edmontonium
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IanO
Superstar
Awesome job all!
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Ledcor - Construction
Linkedin
Located between the University of Alberta campus and the residential neighbourhood of Garneau, the Garneau Redevelopment has achieved a significant milestone: welcoming the first wave of students into their new homes for the school year! One of two towers comprising the project, the 20-storey student residence building features street-front retail units topped with both graduate and undergraduate residences, providing a total of 500 much-needed student beds for the University.
This project required a big commitment of people power, with over 400 workers on-site at its peak. With 23 months of construction behind us and many challenges overcome, we couldn’t be prouder of our team!
Thank you to Maclab Development Group and everyone involved in this project who helped us provide students with more housing options! To learn more about the project, visit https://ow.ly/xZoe50PFBj9
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Ledcor - Construction
Located between the University of Alberta campus and the residential neighbourhood of Garneau, the Garneau Redevelopment has achieved a significant milestone: welcoming the first wave of students into their new homes for the school year! One of two towers comprising the project, the 20-storey student residence building features street-front retail units topped with both graduate and undergraduate residences, providing a total of 500 much-needed student beds for the University.
This project required a big commitment of people power, with over 400 workers on-site at its peak. With 23 months of construction behind us and many challenges overcome, we couldn’t be prouder of our team!
Thank you to Maclab Development Group and everyone involved in this project who helped us provide students with more housing options! To learn more about the project, visit https://ow.ly/xZoe50PFBj9
Gronk!
Senior Member
Any chance this thread title can be changed to The Laurent?
Edmcowboy11
Senior Member
Curious who will move into the CRU's.
Munanyo
Active Member
One of the best projects this city has seen in the last decade.
North East view
Updated the title to reflect the original project name for those familiar with that name, along with the second tower name.
Barnaby
Active Member
I walked by this project on the weekend. I have nothing to complain about. Very well executed, near the university LRT stations, rolling distance from Whyte, and steps away from Sepp's and ACE coffee.
The CRUs and townhomes look nice. This is an example of the TODs that Edmonton needs.
This is a thank you to Maclab and Ledcor. Well done.
The CRUs and townhomes look nice. This is an example of the TODs that Edmonton needs.
This is a thank you to Maclab and Ledcor. Well done.
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