[Edmcowboy11]

They've even designed the new warehouse park.

That design of the park at first glance actually looks pretty good.

 

[ChazYEG]

They've even designed the new warehouse park.

We should award them the park design and be happy!

 

[ChazYEG]

Also, this is some Vancouver-level design! Easy the best looking high-rise in Edmonton. Let's just pray they don't value engineer it

 

[IanO]

It already has been a few times, but should still look good.

 

[BASE]

This will be a very noticeable addition to the skyline stretching things a little further west with some height.

 

[MacLac]

This will be a very noticeable addition to the skyline stretching things a little further west with some height.

This thing will me MASSSIVE for the area…..gosh I wish we didn’t have to say that about every project that gets built….lol. The EDM Motors land hopefully will be soon…..

 

[Gronk!]

John Day Developments, Maclab Development Group, Pangman Development Corporation and Probus Project Management will break ground on the new development on Friday, April 8.

Two massive towers are being built in Edmonton's downtown core (RENDERINGS) | Urbanized

A new development breaking ground this week is set to change the face of Edmonton's downtown skyline, with two massive towers in the works.

dailyhive.com

 

[KreationYEG]

 

[Glenco]

I heard on Global news they hope to have it completed in 9 years.

 

[IanO]

'Vibrant and thriving': Ground broken for The Parks towers on Jasper Avenue

'Vibrant and thriving': Ground broken for The Parks towers on Jasper Avenue

Construction officially began on a 1,000 residential unit tower project on Jasper Avenue and 108 Street Friday, as the proponents and dignitaries broke ground on The Parks.

edmonton.ctvnews.ca

 

[MacLac]

I guess 3 years for each tower? Too bad they couldn’t start one half way through when the last when is started and shave off 3 years

 

[archited]

It will be continuous construction.

 

[Vijay19]

It will be continuous construction.

Why would it take 10 years if it’s a continuous construction?

 

[Stevey_G]

There’s no way this project takes nine years. Five at most.

 

[ChazYEG]

There’s no way this project takes nine years. Five at most.

That's my guess too, and if the market warms up enough, they'll finish it in less than that.