fromyeg
Active Member
That’s the one!
And ya, I believe it’s been empty for quite some time. Not sure if there’s any connection between it and the four fenced off houses.
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That’s the one!
And ya, I believe it’s been empty for quite some time. Not sure if there’s any connection between it and the four fenced off houses.
constance_chlore
Senior Member
Does anyone know if the current building for École Michaëlle-Jean (the 7-12) near 101 Ave and 83 St is also being demolished and replaced as part of this complex? On the Major Projects website they're listed together: https://majorprojects.alberta.ca/details/Solution-for-École-Michaelle-Jean-Gabrielle-Roy/10933
Kind of shame since Gabrielle-Roy has a nice building, but at least the architecture firm they've hired seems pretty good.
inclusion
Active Member
Yes. At least that was the original plan. Both schools will be housed in the new building.
mcr
Active Member
That would be a great lot to see filled up, especially if a Massey Ferguson project moves forward too.
degrandprix
Active Member
A row of 8 houses (with one in the middle still standing) were just demolished, just south of Whyte at106st and 79 ave. Something upcoming called "Queenalex 79"?
David A
Senior Member
The one in the middle looks like a hold out, so I assume there will be two buildings here, one on each side. The two rental houses on the end (now torn down) seemed to have a lot of problems with the type of tenants they had, so hopefully this will solve that and improve the area.
Although, I thought the older one on the end was nice, although small and quite old. I wished it could have been fixed up. There is a rapidly diminishing number of these older houses still around.
Although, I thought the older one on the end was nice, although small and quite old. I wished it could have been fixed up. There is a rapidly diminishing number of these older houses still around.
MacLac
Senior Member
Kind of like that picture in China with the highway going around a house.
MacLac
Senior Member
Block 109 Apartment Building
The project will see a six storey low rise apartment complex built at 7906 - 109 Street NW, Edmonton which will include 61 residential units over an underground parkade. A building permit was issued by the City of Edmonton on September 8, 2025.
majorprojects.alberta.ca
MacLac
Senior Member
Block 109 Apartment Building
The project will see a six storey low rise apartment complex built at 7906 - 109 Street NW, Edmonton which will include 61 residential units over an underground parkade. A building permit was issued by the City of Edmonton on September 8, 2025.
majorprojects.alberta.ca
Avenuer
Senior Member
Development Permit for 344-unit conversion was submitted yesterday, it's official now.
ChazYEG
Senior Member
This is one of the best news for DT in a while. Hopefully it can help (and be helped by) Qualico's development plans!
BrettB
Active Member
I've always really liked the CN Tower. Is the CN still at the top? Hope it stays
Gronk!
Senior Member
The CN Tower signage is an Edmonton icon as far as I'm concerned
Kosy123
Senior Member
When CN tower conversion starts running, that brings us to over 900 units underway in downtown.
I think it's safe to say we're finally getting good momentum on residential units, on top of the Student Accelerator and the future Attainable Housing Fund.
I think it's safe to say we're finally getting good momentum on residential units, on top of the Student Accelerator and the future Attainable Housing Fund.
JuliallThat
Active Member
I hope they can connect the CN tower to the stationlands boardwalk thing! Maybe even a pub or restaurant??
Just as long as they don't do nothing at all with it, that blank wall sucks.
Just as long as they don't do nothing at all with it, that blank wall sucks.