Y'know what Ted? No one asked. That kind of negativity isn't needed or welcome, and it contributes to a negative atmosphere on this website. Give some constructive criticism or don't say anything at all.
Woah this is so cool! I love how much effort you put into this and I find some of the rankings really interesting, especially with Sao Paulo at #4.
Not Oklahoma City keeping its rightful place at the bottom lol 😭
For sure the case as of now, but I am hopeful that more and more people (especially in my generation) will not fall for the "It's the suburbs/single family infill or you're bad parents" trap I've seen with so many people. Hopefully projects like warehouse park will encourage more families to set...
What a beautiful project ❤️ Beljan knows how to get things done
Also do you guys think this will be renamed to Wihkwentowin Exchange? "WE" would be a nice abbreviation for signs imo
The fact that a ton of good-quality housing and (hopefully) businesses are being built adjacent and connected to an LRT station. That's my guess at least :)
Why are you guys judging the design of this building so hard when a third of it is still covered by tarp and barely any of the finishings have been done? It may come together a little more once it's completed imo.
It's may not turn out to be an architectural marvel, sure, but its a decent new...
I mean hey, points for creativity. As someone's passion project (someone with deeeeeeep pockets) I could see that happening, sure. I just couldn't see Westrich having an incentive to do it unfortunately.
This.
Edmonton is a hub for many many medical services and needs to have the extra capacity to help people from these rural northern areas who come down for specialized care, intensive care, etc.
It doesn't matter whether you like to vote for the UCP or NDP or whatever party. Edmonton NEEDS...
I'm so excited to hear about what's happening with this site. It has potential to be one of the coolest developments in the city depending on how its done imo.
This is Oklahoma City slander. how dare you put the city with the future tallest tower in NA at the bottom of your list. SHAME 😤
Jk, awesome list my friend!
A vibey evening on Columbia/105th Ave.
Can we do more tree planting like this building did? even with the tight space these trees seem to have grown pretty well.
This is true, the City of Vancouver proper has made good strides. I like the densification of their main street corridors like Cambie for example. With that said, in the rest of the metro area (where most people in Vancouver's CMA live) the Toronto-style of skyscrapers next to single-family...