[northlands]

^ yes, that would make WAY more sense and had thought the same that it's likely this building:

but also, change of use from conference centre to retail also makes a guy think it isn't, unless the previous "welcome centre" was considered under the former.

 

[buildings]

^ that's a mechanical room. no room for retail there.

 

[wormwood]

^ yes, that would make WAY more sense and had thought the same that it's likely this building:

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but also, change of use from conference centre to retail also makes a guy think it isn't, unless the previous "welcome centre" was considered under the former.

Drove by today, there already is retail here - Mother Earth Essentials which is open. It will move into the east building based on the permit.

 

[IanO]

^ that's a mechanical room. no room for retail there.

Sure there is and was and will be.

 

[constance_chlore]

Not Edmonton (Killarney in Calgary), but I'm a fan of the rendered townhome design from FARMOR. Beautiful street-facing facade.

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I'm not that impressed. This looks like two different buildings crudely smushed together.

 

[constance_chlore]

Am I the only one who is 100% okay with that first photo? The original colouring is hideous.

What's wrong with the original coloring? I can't say I'm thrilled about the replacement with gray. It makes me wonder if I live in the world of The Giver.

 

[MacLac]

Mixed use for Windermere……

 

[degrandprix]

Anyone know why the windows were replaced?

I think I liked the old look better, the white windows are busy and distracting from the brickwork and the building overall. Maybe it will grow on me.

 

[David A]

Yes, the green colour which was fashionable at the time, but not now, seemed to blend in much better with the brick colour.

I think we can get used to white, but it stands out more and is the colour of a lot of modern windows so it doesn't seem as historic.

 

[JuliallThat]

Yes, the green colour which was fashionable at the time, but not now, seemed to blend in much better with the brick colour.

I think we can get used to white, but it stands out more and is the colour of a lot of modern windows so it doesn't seem as historic.

They could've at least gone with black....

 

[wormwood]

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[Canadian 001]

Isn't that the Old Edmontonian Site

 

[ntt1]

Is that the site just south of where the Milla Pub used to be?

 

[husky]

Feel like there's tons of potential with that site but being immediately adjacent the Herb Jamieson Centre will make any development pretty risky.

 

[Glenco]

This triplex is only accessible from the lane. It is situated behind Mc Bell station