IanO
Superstar
Sad to see this happen to our new park... also see that one of the swings is already broken too.
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O-day’min Park (formerly Warehouse Park)
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TAS
Senior Member
A 'whiteboard' table top. Who figured such a thing would happen.
Frustrating, though.
Frustrating, though.
_urbanite
Senior Member
Yeah, it was only a matter of time before those got tagged.
Is there some sort of coating that can be applied so paint or ink won't stick to it?
Is there some sort of coating that can be applied so paint or ink won't stick to it?
ADob
Active Member
The kind of coating that sends electrical shocks to anyone who tries to deface it.
It's like Walterdale Bridge. It fucking pisses me off to no end and I'd force the perps to do hard labour cleaning up our downtown. Zero patience for these people.
Yeggy
Active Member
if only there were a bunch of people, who are paid very well, to prevent and detour such things/activities.
if only.
if only.
thefreezebreeze
New Member
might be cheaper to put some pens there instead
Greenspace
Senior Member
A New Park by Gh3* Architecture and CCxA Aims to Revitalize Downtown Edmonton
O-day’min Park reactivates the Albertan capital's Warehouse District with nearly 5 acres of inviting public space anchored by a strawberry-red pavilion.
www.architecturalrecord.com
TAS
Senior Member
Gronk!
Senior Member
More warranty work. 
The park was empty except for the dog park.
The park was empty except for the dog park.
IanO
Superstar
Curious how long it will take for a response and fix.
dkazzed
Active Member
I took my youngest to the park today, it was really quiet other than a couple of dog owners and a few people passing through. My child probably would've stayed there all day and night however.
EDM-Cheerleader
New Member
Greenspace
Senior Member
Random thought - would be curious to see before and after thermal imaging of the area in summer time. Downtown can often be several degrees warmer than other parts of the city or river valley. I'm curios about the new park's potential moderating effects.