archited
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^^^^ It is an ideas competition so before any "negotiations" can even begin, a winner has to be selected from among the five competing firms.
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Avenuer
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The preferred proponent (prime contractor) is a Canadian firm architecture/LA firm and the main LA firm is also Canadian (neither is from Edmonton, look east). That's all I can say at this point.
IanO
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Five I'll give you ten.
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Avenuer
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Incorrect.Five I'll give you ten.
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Stevey_G
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Who's down for deriving some things from Tierra Santa in Buenos Aires? Instead of a Rising Jesus, we can have a Rising McJesus.
Glenco
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I think I have mentioned this before I think we should call it the boiler room after Mordecai Richler famously called Edmonton the boiler room of the country. You could build a giant boiler with stairs inside so you could climb to the top. It would have to be more of a frame like structure to make it transparent. I think it would be a lot of fun.
IanO
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Project Update - November 2021
The City has acquired 2 additional land parcels at the location of the former Doan's restaurant on 107 Street, north of Jasper Avenue, and will incorporate this land into the site plan for Warehouse Park. Please see the new site map .
The City will demolish the existing building in order to prepare the site for park development. More information will be shared on the demolition as the project progresses.
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The City has acquired 2 additional land parcels at the location of the former Doan's restaurant on 107 Street, north of Jasper Avenue, and will incorporate this land into the site plan for Warehouse Park. Please see the new site map .
The City will demolish the existing building in order to prepare the site for park development. More information will be shared on the demolition as the project progresses.
Warehouse Park | City of Edmonton
Turning parking lots into paradise. The Warehouse Park Project will bring a new, signature community park to the heart of Edmonton. Construction is set to begin in summer 2024 and is anticipated to be complete before the end of 2025.
Stevey_G
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They should look to acquire parcel 185. The park ironically could use a two hour paid parking lot, which would also serve to generate some revenue for the space’s operational concerns.Project Update - November 2021
The City has acquired 2 additional land parcels at the location of the former Doan's restaurant on 107 Street, north of Jasper Avenue, and will incorporate this land into the site plan for Warehouse Park. Please see the new site map .
The City will demolish the existing building in order to prepare the site for park development. More information will be shared on the demolition as the project progresses.
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Warehouse Park | City of Edmonton
Turning parking lots into paradise. The Warehouse Park Project will bring a new, signature community park to the heart of Edmonton. Construction is set to begin in summer 2024 and is anticipated to be complete before the end of 2025.
IanO
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No parking lot required thank you kindly. Washrooms and a cafe space, yes, parking lot - no.
One consideration that likely is way behind past is that it could have had 1 level UG that could have been used by all neighbouring businesses but that ship sailed a long time ago.
One consideration that likely is way behind past is that it could have had 1 level UG that could have been used by all neighbouring businesses but that ship sailed a long time ago.
ChazYEG
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That's two days in a row agreeing with you. We make a third and I'll buy you a beer.
archited
Senior Member
This is the third time that I know of that the City has abandoned -- mid stream -- a competition for ideas. Soon they will have no one wanting to compete for City-held calls for RFPs -- this is a sign of a City that is truly lost and confused. God help us all if we are left relying on City Planning for ideas. Grow Up Edmonton!!!
IanO
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^huh?
I was under the impression that they had run the competition and selected a group to move things forward,
I was under the impression that they had run the competition and selected a group to move things forward,
TAS
Senior Member
It says in the link you posted above, the following:
The City originally proposed a design competition to secure a consultant for this project but changed course due to COVID-19 and the economic downturn. The alternative procurement process for design services is underway.
IanO
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Oh ok, sorry. I thought something had changed once again or since that.
