Funding for this and the ACP will become a carrot for the UPC to dangle for when an election is called in 16 months.(or sooner). I think they'll get it to a planned stage and then tie funding to reelection.

Clark Builders issued the RFP for electrical contractors today.

I'd love to grab some of those curved panels and windows. They'd make an awesome playhouse

But I did notice a Pemco sign in the window. Maybe Jeff figured out a plan of attack

I went to look at some work in the building and one of the biggest issues is access to the lower level. There's no elevator and the stairs are wood construction or very narrow. Getting any large equipment onto that lower level is impossible at the moment, And cutting a hole in the main floor...

This would help to build a bigger residential node with the Qualico development and Sky Residences. Plus you're on top of a transit station.

https://www.instagram.com/huesserholzleimbau?igsh=MXhuaTUwMzg4cng0dw== If we're just going to fawn over beautiful mass timber projects, this company in Switzerland is doing some amazing things.

Not to mention Strathern losing Ralph's, Red Ox, and Juniper over the past few years.

Hopefully another piece of Bell Spotowski architecture retains some of its charm. First the Commonwealth addition, then the Law Courts atrium, now the Butterdome? At least the Edmonton Cemetery building on 107st doesn't have any development pending.

ERTC is having their first track night on Monday. I can't wait!

The labs and skills facilities in this building are massive. This is going to be a massive boost for the trades in Canada.

Hey, that's my bike!

I really like the landscaping in their render.

There's a dedicated prisoner loading area in the parkade accessed from the south of the building. They have multiple doors that close behind everyone before prisoners can be unloaded and it's completely enclosed to keep people safe. The large doors are probably for moving in large equipment...

Looking down on Block BG last Friday