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burial is a colonial-religious institution, most local natives people practiced tree based death rites.

^ this is one of the worst losses recently, not to mention how much night life New City added and what replaced it. crazy we have lost 2 beautiful BMO buildings recently. from http://www.emporis.com

It's a bit disappointing to see slip lanes in the design.

banks seem to just function as office spaces with some minor services. lot's of appointments booked but not too many people using teller services.

busy bike lanes

earlier one as well: from One Properties

yikes.. one of the earlier proposals was one of my favourites, too.

I hope they go ahead with the Groat Ravine daylighting, which I think is the best part of the plan.

history of treaty 6 museum?

what is the water quality in the Saskatchewan River at Edmonton compared to Calgary? Does all the heavy industry upstream (Genesee, Drayton Valley, etc) affect the quality for swimming? I know you're not supposed to eat fish out of the river but I've swam in it closer to DV

grey floors hey... that stuff must be cheap as hell, you see it everywhere right now.

mostly just advocating for more trees! the framing of the legislature the boulevard of trees south of the federal plaza is very nice.

man, the federal plaza looks just as ugly and barren from the aerial. why so much concrete?

rode in edmonton for the first time in three years recently, but could only do about half the routes I wanted to do due to closures/construction. navigating downtown was also a nightmare... lots of decent new infrastructure but the most surprising thing for me was that it was about 10% cyclists...

I don't mind the height reduction as much as the materials... this is one that, if built, will look much more pale and dull than in the rendering

honestly, that's a great looking proposal

rough to see how many nice buildings from the 40-70's that were renovated and "modernized"