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Indeed! What a waste of space! Shame on the developer!
Absolutely the City too, they have so much say in how this gets planned out.
calgaryherald.com
After just going for a ride along the elbow river pathway and through Mount royal, Mission, etc, its hard to believe this is even the same city
There's something similar to this in Legacy, minus the angled parking and boulevard. Using the cars parking along the side you could very realistically see how this could be a six-lane road or four driving lanes and two parking lanes.
When he mentions a fashion hub, he's not wrong. This isn't rodeo drive but with Lululemon here, there's Arc'teryx and Fjällräven on the next block, across Tomkins Park there is West Elm. Not to mention a few other maybe not mainstream but cool shops like Purr not far away and a couple vintage clothing stores nearby.Parker: BMO building on 17th Avenue S.W. to be new home to Lululemon
Lululemon is opening a new store in the former BMO building on 17th Avenue S.W., writes business columnist David Parker.
I’m also a big fan of those smaller floorplate buildings. We don’t have enough of those in Calgary.
New suburbs and the inner city are worlds apart. Once Cornerstone is fully grown in it may look a bit better, greenery certainly helps and is part of the charm in established areas. I live in Point McKay and this neighbourhood is gorgeous because of all the big trees and greenery, the Architecture is terrible and this area must have been quite ugly for the fist 15 years or so...
Great redevelopment and addition. Wish they would do something similar with the Servus Bank/Reids buildings just east of here.
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