MCXavierL
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This afternoon:
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Kaizen
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Looking southeast, pic taken on 07/27
Kaizen
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Thursday afternoon
Aaron_Lloyd
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Edmcowboy11
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Colours maybe not as nice but I like it. Larger windows might not be as stylish but butter overall for the people living there in the long run.
That is going to be depressing in the winter. Edit: I guess one side was always going to be dark. Wonder if the backside retains the lighter colour from the other render?Newest render from the city's website on these supportive housing projects:
Unfortunately a downgrade in design IMO.
Kaizen
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This afternoon
northlands
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Neat design. Seems like they should move pretty quick from here on out.
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Today the first modular housing units were hoisted into place at the King Edward Park supportive housing site. | Colton Kirsop
Today the first modular housing units were hoisted into place at the King Edward Park supportive housing site. Soon these apartments will be home for people who are without a place to call home. #affordablehousing #rapidhousinginitiative #housingfirst
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Already on the second level of blue things today when I drove by. Just stack em' on one another.Neat design. Seems like they should move pretty quick from here on out.
Today the first modular housing units were hoisted into place at the King Edward Park supportive housing site. | Colton Kirsop
Today the first modular housing units were hoisted into place at the King Edward Park supportive housing site. Soon these apartments will be home for people who are without a place to call home. #affordablehousing #rapidhousinginitiative #housingfirst
CplKlinger
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Edmonton’s supportive housing story takes shape - Transforming Edmonton
Colton Kirsop stood on Whyte Avenue just east of the Mill Creek Bridge and watched as a giant, 300-tonne crane got ready to hoist and lower into place the first of the housing modules—soon-to-be homes, actually—at the King Edward Park supportive housing site. “To see the units here on the...
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Kaizen
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That was fast...
Nov 10th
Nov 10th
northlands
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I suppose that's the beauty of modular construction 
_urbanite
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It will be interesting to see how well this holds up over time
Airboy
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I like the idea. Also building the modular can some times be better for quality.
archited
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Factory-built usually does mean better technical quality,