Dubas
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It's kind of yellow! I like it.
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It's kind of yellow! I like it.
SarcasticMarmot
Active Member
That actually looks great! I thought they said the yellow was going?
It's kind of yellow! I like it.
policyenthusiast
Senior Member
I would echo the comment of "Herb & Garlic Butterdome".
Airboy
Senior Member
Yes I was in a meeting with some Uof A property staff and they said the yellow was gone, but maybe they meant just not all yellow
SarcasticMarmot
Active Member
No offence, but in this case I am glad you we wrong.
johnnyboy
Active Member
The siding looks a little like Post-it notes. Keeping with the academic theme maybe?
VaultBoy
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BrettB
Active Member
I really like the ribbon representing the river in the design!
ADob
Active Member
Definitely love the street activation.
constance_chlore
Senior Member
First Peoples' House
MacLac
Senior Member
archited
Senior Member
^ Very conventional (and that is OK, but just OK). I would like to see more thought related to unseen future opportunities. The Norman Rockwell version of "the family" still captures our imagination. The reality, however, is more dynamic -- we should be looking forward instead of backward in terms of degree. The bucolic sense of the scene misses an extreme amount of possibility.
David A
Senior Member
Oh how fleeting those idyllic winter days are before the snow becomes brown or melts. We are sort of having this today, with our recent snowfall where it is warm enough to go out and enjoy but not so warm as to become very slushy.
However, unfortunately we seldom seem to have the number of people out on as in the pictures because we still mostly develop for a suburban car focused environment. Put half as many people in and twice as many cars and it would be more realistic.
However, unfortunately we seldom seem to have the number of people out on as in the pictures because we still mostly develop for a suburban car focused environment. Put half as many people in and twice as many cars and it would be more realistic.
IanO
Superstar
The West 240 has a lot of promise and is an amazing opportunity to bring some new housing to central Edmonton. I for one, am looking forward to seeing these parcels developed bringing significant income to the UofA and in parallel providing a new mixed use community to the edge of South Campas.
archited
Senior Member
From what I have seen to date the West 240 project falls short on the "potential scale".