archited
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^ I read somewhere on SRC that it was concrete for parking and floor one and steel framing for the upper floors.
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IanO
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Non-combustible can be accomplished in a variety of ways.
This will be light gauge steel.
This will be light gauge steel.
jason403
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They should stick to what they're good at - building parking lots.
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Edmcowboy11
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How long has this lot sat empty til today?
Kosy123
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Literal decades. Got curious and got these snapshots from the archive. We're slowly undoing the parking lot damage, one step at a time.
David A
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I was here in 1983 when there was a great boom for office building downtown that then suddenly stopped. There are lots downtown I remember from the 1980's, probably the smaller buildings on them torn down for some project that never went ahead. After that for over the next 40 years Edmonton seldom had a long stretch of great demand for more office office downtown, so these lots mostly remained for parking.
Stevey_G
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Doesn't seem to be a lot of pictures if any at all of the buildings around the Warehouse park eh?
David A
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Well there hasn't been buildings on these lots for decades. As I recall there were more buildings there in the 1990's, but those were torn down and became parking lots, in addition to the other lots which were parking lots already in the 1980's or perhaps even earlier. Hence the sea of parking lots.