IanO
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Saw that too. Assuming the planned project on Kingsway/101 is either expanding or having a second phase?
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Saw that too. Assuming the planned project on Kingsway/101 is either expanding or having a second phase?
MacLac
Senior Member
?????? We need some context pretty please
IanO
Superstar
There is a thread or rendering out there on the former Humpty's. NEXT Architecture is working on it.
TAS
Senior Member
Historic 1914 Edmonton apartment building at Victoria Promenade sells for $3.5 million
The Annamoe Mansion on the western side of the Victoria Promenade has housed Edmontonians for 110 years.
edmontonjournal.com
IanO
Superstar
One of my favourite buildings in our fair city. A former colleague used to have a place in there and would host some awesome parties and while it definitely needs some love, I certainly hope that ARH has a light touch and hires the proper architect and consultants on this one.
We simply cannot mishandle one of the few character buildings left in this city.
Godspeed.
We simply cannot mishandle one of the few character buildings left in this city.
Godspeed.
fromyeg
Active Member
Church in King Edward that is now row houses.
Airboy
Senior Member
A few more from St Albert
Fimores project in Riverside
This one is call the Robins and is just to the NE of the Filmore project. I like that they have commercial space on the main floor.
Fimores project in Riverside
This one is call the Robins and is just to the NE of the Filmore project. I like that they have commercial space on the main floor.
Airboy
Senior Member
East Village Project is moving along slowly.
Airboy
Senior Member
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And we have the demolition of Citadel Muse finally.
Airboy
Senior Member
Other notable projects are Uptown near the Enjoy centre. This is filling in quite fast now.
And St A square is still a dead site even though the shoring equipment was moved back on in Sept.
And St A square is still a dead site even though the shoring equipment was moved back on in Sept.
policyenthusiast
Active Member
City invites input on Touchmark Wedgewood and Strathcona Blok99
The City of Edmonton invites residents’ input into projects, policies and initiatives that grow communities, establish government services and prepare the city for the future. Below are current opportunities for Edmontonians to shape their city.
Engage and Play: Shaping Public Recreation in Edmonton. The City of Edmonton wants input on sports and active recreation needs as it grows towards a population of two million. Visit engaged.edmonton.ca/engageandplay until February 28 to shape the future of fun in the city.
Wîhkwêntôwin ᐄᐧᐦᑫᐧᐣᑑᐃᐧᐣ (Oliver) Neighbourhood Renewal. The City of Edmonton invites community members to review the design options and help improve the concept for Neighbourhood Renewal in Wîhkwêntôwin ᐄᐧᐦᑫᐧᐣᑑᐃᐧᐣ (Oliver). Visit edmonton.ca/BuildingWihkwentowin to learn more and share input until January 16.
Touchmark Wedgewood. The City invites feedback on a Land Development Application for 18333 Lessard Road NW in the Wedgewood neighbourhood. The application seeks to rezone the existing Area B - Medium Density Residential to Area A - Low Density Residential to build up to 41 units of semi-detached seniors villas on the site. The villas will have a maximum height of 3 storeys. Visit engaged.edmonton.ca/TouchmarkWedgewoodRezoning to share feedback until January 26.
StrathconaBlok99. The City invites feedback on a land development application from The Consulting Source to rezone 9009 and 9013 - 99 Street NW and 9854 and 9860 - 90 Avenue NW from a Direct Control Zone (DC2.1225) to the Medium Scale Residential Zone (RM h28.0). The proposed RM h28.0 Zone would allow for a mid-rise residential development with a maximum height of eight storeys with limited commercial opportunities at ground level. Engagement on this proposal has been reopened to gather further feedback due to the disruption of the November 11 mailed notices caused by the Canada Postal strike. Visit engaged.edmonton.ca/Blok99 to share comments until January 26.
The City of Edmonton invites residents’ input into projects, policies and initiatives that grow communities, establish government services and prepare the city for the future. Below are current opportunities for Edmontonians to shape their city.
Engage and Play: Shaping Public Recreation in Edmonton. The City of Edmonton wants input on sports and active recreation needs as it grows towards a population of two million. Visit engaged.edmonton.ca/engageandplay until February 28 to shape the future of fun in the city.
Wîhkwêntôwin ᐄᐧᐦᑫᐧᐣᑑᐃᐧᐣ (Oliver) Neighbourhood Renewal. The City of Edmonton invites community members to review the design options and help improve the concept for Neighbourhood Renewal in Wîhkwêntôwin ᐄᐧᐦᑫᐧᐣᑑᐃᐧᐣ (Oliver). Visit edmonton.ca/BuildingWihkwentowin to learn more and share input until January 16.
Touchmark Wedgewood. The City invites feedback on a Land Development Application for 18333 Lessard Road NW in the Wedgewood neighbourhood. The application seeks to rezone the existing Area B - Medium Density Residential to Area A - Low Density Residential to build up to 41 units of semi-detached seniors villas on the site. The villas will have a maximum height of 3 storeys. Visit engaged.edmonton.ca/TouchmarkWedgewoodRezoning to share feedback until January 26.
StrathconaBlok99. The City invites feedback on a land development application from The Consulting Source to rezone 9009 and 9013 - 99 Street NW and 9854 and 9860 - 90 Avenue NW from a Direct Control Zone (DC2.1225) to the Medium Scale Residential Zone (RM h28.0). The proposed RM h28.0 Zone would allow for a mid-rise residential development with a maximum height of eight storeys with limited commercial opportunities at ground level. Engagement on this proposal has been reopened to gather further feedback due to the disruption of the November 11 mailed notices caused by the Canada Postal strike. Visit engaged.edmonton.ca/Blok99 to share comments until January 26.