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_urbanite
Senior Member
Fully completed - Jasper OnEleven. I think overall it looks good. A bit too much of the copper for me, but a huge improvement nonetheless.
Also, the trees (which appear to be doing fine) and flower beds are such an improvement over what this stretch of Jasper Ave looked like previously.
Also, the trees (which appear to be doing fine) and flower beds are such an improvement over what this stretch of Jasper Ave looked like previously.
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JNO1
Active Member
The new self storage place on 116 Street and 106 Ave.
Gronk!
Senior Member
Ah yes, the Affordable Storage building that will replace the 104 St location.
Looks like they`ll open later this year, or perhaps early next year.
Gronk!
Senior Member
History and heatwave combine as Mill Creek Pool returns
The July 8 reopening of Mill Creek Pool came just in time to offer people relief from extreme heatwaves, setting up a swift return to popularity for one of Edmonton's original and most missed outdoor pools.
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Avenuer
Senior Member
Claire Estates’ 100 Ave facade renovation is coming along well:
northlands
Senior Member
Not sure what this one is. Builder is a custom infill guy. It’s just a stones throw from Westrich’s Windsor Park project. Nice lot size lot.
Canadian 001
Active Member
So that streets about to be completely rebuilt also Lol @ that lone house
MacLac
Senior Member
Did a quick glance, all I saw was a piece on King Thunderbird Center.
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Breaking Ground Summer 2024
Issuu is a digital publishing platform that makes it simple to publish magazines, catalogs, newspapers, books, and more online. Easily share your publications and get them in front of Issuu’s millions of monthly readers. Title: Breaking Ground Summer 2024, Author: Edmonton Construction...
fromyeg
Active Member
Rohit putting up townhouses in Millbourne.^
IanO
Superstar
Genuinely curious to read the 2050 case studies of our units/ha and very urban forms in the middle of nowhere, with poor transit, questionable 'walkability' and full-size (2x+)vehicles.
At least this is on a more surplus like site with LRT nearby, but it reminds me of so many planning decisions we have collectively made in the far flung areas.
At least this is on a more surplus like site with LRT nearby, but it reminds me of so many planning decisions we have collectively made in the far flung areas.
adky_
New Member
Platinum107
Senior Member
Thanks for sharing this! The fact that 9 of the top 10 cities per capita are Canadian is really interesting and concerning at the same time imo.
fromyeg
Active Member
Not sure if there is a thread for this one?
Or what its name is?
Right by the Strathearn LRT station.
Didama
Active Member
Seems like we are doing pretty good overall