I don't see the added height getting rejected, makes way too much sense in this location.

I would assume its shorter since there is little retail in this building? Actually I can't even recall if there is any retail going in this one.

Someone posted a picture on reddit. Looks like its a Food Basics moving in instead of Metro

From this angle it doesn't look that bad, the balcony glass does make it look better. The north face of the building is by far the ugliest side, you really see how ugly it is driving south on the parkway.

Building G is now above grade

Second crane went up today

Saw the crane on riding on the LRT back from work today, it look pretty tall. Makes me think there will be a second lower one on the site up pretty soon.

Is this shaping up to be the most visually pleasing building that Claridge has built?

Honestly the design is a huge step down from the iconic Saddledome but good on Calgary to finally get this one going.

This one is already on the smaller floor plate and showing some height at the 4th level. This is gonna look tall when completed.

Excavation has essentially started, they're currently stripping the top soil and finishing up the site prep. Site prep would include the temporary road access, shoring, trailer layout moving the hydro poles, etc. Once the shoring is completed at one end of the site the bulk excavation should...

Likely, but if the bedrock is contaminated they typically just stop at the depth of the footings and poor them in the bedrock. They'll just be stuck paying higher tipping fees if there is more remediation than expected, this shouldn't impact schedule though.

2 words that should never go together, Claridge and Landmark.

Getting real close to grade