HLB is the second most important historical structure in Edmonton after the Legislature. I will only accept a new bridge if the HLB is retained, even if for non-transportation purposes.
Nice looking project, but for me even more exciting seeing Eagle grow and evolve as a company, taking on bigger and more complex projects like this.
I especially like the texturing on the blank vertical walls.
I noticed the same. Past few years there does seem to be almost like a cyclical trend to the visibility of that population. Not sure if it’s weather related or something with the drug supply but some days it feels like a bus collects ‘em all from northern AB and SK then drops them all off...
I don't know if I would categorize it as Katz bailing on the project--it's a very common strategy in development to plan, build, stabilize tenancy, and sell/exit, even on multi-phase projects (MacLab is looking to do the same with The Parks). I think we're all disappointed in the public amenity...
So what’s happening with ONE Properties as well? Did they transfer their assets to Integro Investments (who has now sold some part of ICE to this Indigenous group)?? Or just Edmonton assets? I see Citizen on Jasper, which was developed by ONE, now says managed by Integro as well on their...
Next year will be ten years since the bike lanes on 100 ave going east of 109 were installed and the City is still kicking the 110-116 can down the road with no clear timeline. I get why though like @thommyjo mentioned above, I don't see any feasible way to implement without removing a...
^ nailed it.
I mean no disrespect to Westrich, but this is akin to making a deal with the devil.
We get arguably the greatest eyesore in the city cleaned up and ownership is transferred to a company who has developed more inner-city space in Edmonton than any other company in the past ten...
A1 execution by the developer. Especially when I think back to how brutally cramped and awful the GoA had some of those office floors arranged prior lol