Canadian 001
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A thread for people to post photos or discuss Actual Nice buildings Old or New in Edmonton
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Gronk!
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Alberta Legislature
Hotel MacDonald
Art Gallery of Alberta
Muttart Conservatory
Citadel Theatre
Royal Alberta Museum
The building that once housed CIBC
Canada Permanent Building before Trove moved in
Hotel MacDonald
Art Gallery of Alberta
Muttart Conservatory
Citadel Theatre
Royal Alberta Museum
The building that once housed CIBC
Canada Permanent Building before Trove moved in
Edmcowboy11
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NateTheUrbanist
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One of my personal favourites.
SarcasticMarmot
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Love this thread idea.
Coronation Park is one of the best spots in the city imo. All three of these are from the same spot.
Coronation Park is one of the best spots in the city imo. All three of these are from the same spot.
kcantor
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Given what's been spent there recently, it's interesting/sad to see what shape the sidewalks that are supposed to provide handicap access are - or aren't - in...
Given what's been spent there recently, it's interesting/sad to see what shape the sidewalks that are supposed to provide handicap access are - or aren't - in...
Wax
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Would not be surprised if a coronation park renewal rolled around in the coming 10-15 years
Star Strider
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Three of my Edmonton favorites, pics all from image search.
Edmonton's best ageing tower has to be CN
While best midrise and restoration goes to the QE2 building
And one of Edmonton's better former buildings. RIP
Edmonton's best ageing tower has to be CN
While best midrise and restoration goes to the QE2 building
And one of Edmonton's better former buildings. RIP
Offworld
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Here's a curve ball for the group: Jasper Place High School. i didn't even know it existed until I drove past it about a month ago and had a "hey wait a minute!" moment. It's got great street presence. Pictures I've seen on the web don't do it justice, and I'm wondering if it got painted or spruced up recently because from the street it just pops out with tons of visual interest. If you've not seen it in person, do yourself a favour and check it out. I think architecture geeks would love it.
