[Glenco]

Then there were six

 

[Edmcowboy11]

I'm really loving how this development is just one amongst a bunch of developments being built along the capital line and the Valley Line.
I hope that more and more developments can find their way to be built along the LRT lines especially in the areas that are perhaps not as conventionally considered as places for residential and or mixed use buildings.

 

[davcocom]

Then there were six
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Looks promising! That should be the minimum amount of windows allowed for a building that size

 

[fromyeg]

Address: 11416 - 78 AVENUE NW
11419 - 78 AVENUE NW
Description: The City has received a rezoning application from TrudoUrbani. The current zone is a Site Specific Development Control Zone (DC2.1230) and the proposed zone is a Direct Control Zone (DC) which would allow: - Adjustments to the rooftop area of two mid-rise buildings, known collectively as Metro 78, from residential amenity space to restaurant space. - The introduction of regulations specific to the rooftop restaurant spaces to limit their size (max. 300 m2), require screening and other mitigating measures. - All other key characteristics of the existing DC2.1230 will be maintained, including height, density and appearance. In the Scona District Plan, the site is located within the 114 Street Secondary Corridor.
Status: In Review

 

[northlands]

Do these guys know someone who wants to open a rooftop restaurant or something? This is the second project they’ve been contemplating adding one. Kind of a weird spot to have one as well but I freakin’ love the idea of it regardless.

 

[ntt1]

 

[CplKlinger]

Welcome back to my recurring series: Pictures from the Train that Look Like They Were Stealthily Taken in North Korea.

 

[EthanW]

View near 83rd ave and 114st near health sciences station. Picture doesn’t do it justice, it’s so cool to see this corridor get vertical. I can’t wait to see the difference in 10 years

 

[Glenco]

 

[beyondthecurve]

Should build a hundred of these along the Valley Line.

 

[northlands]

It looks like they are in fact building some sort of roof top amenity/restaurant space on the north building.

 

[David A]

Should build a hundred of these along the Valley Line.

Yes, rather than building weird looking overgrown rooming houses in the middle of residential areas, this is the sort of density we should be focusing on.

 

[ntt1]

 

[IanO]

Is that Edmonton or Chicago?

 

[TAS]

Yes, rather than building weird looking overgrown rooming houses in the middle of residential areas, this is the sort of density we should be focusing on.

I'm as accepting of this midblock 8-plex with modest-sized units in Pleasantview...

As I am of this midblock 'overgrown' single family home in Strathern.

And also love seeing the density near lrt stops as the Metro 78.