CNIB Redevelopment | 106m | 32s | ONE Properties | Wallman Architects

[IanO]

I will gladly accept any photo with the sublime Annamoe in it.

 

[EdmTrekker]

The windows are so ... without symmetry ... hodgepodge the way they appear. I imagine rooms will need a custom valance to hide the different height and length of mullions and glass. Definitely not my style and something I would never live or buy into.

 

[MattPT]

 

[northlands]

Morning commute up for the crane operator or what?

 

[IanO]

What do you want (wish) to go in here?

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[Gronk!]

Medical clinics and a pharmacy!
I'll show myself out...

 

[Kaizen]

^^ I pulled this night render from the leasing brochure Ian posted above.
Crown lighting? Have we seen this one before?
I hope this lighting scheme makes the cut.

 

[Edmcowboy11]

I think we need a subway, Starbucks, liquor store, cannabis store, and a payday loan. That should fill the podium.

 

[northlands]

I would bet $50 that a pharmacy moves into one of the spaces within 18 months of completion.

Seriously, sometimes I'm surprised they didn't rename the Eskies the Edmonton Apothecaries....

 

[Omega Prime]

This area of Jasper needs a good men's clothing store. There is a serious lack of them around in Edmonton in the Helm/Jaisel mould.

 

[IanO]

For me it would be (left to right):

E-gaming venue

I think we need a subway, Starbucks, liquor store, cannabis store, and a payday loan. That should fill the podium.

The 2006 vibrancy indicator just lit up!

 

[northlands]

This area of Jasper needs a good men's clothing store. There is a serious lack of them around in Edmonton in the Helm/Jaisel mould.

Have you checked out LUX? In Beljan's substation.

 

[Gronk!]

I like the idea of a men's clothing store, preferably consignment now that the Dressed To Suit shop near 121 Street closed a few years ago.
E-gaming venue sounds good.

My suggestions:
- bowling alley
- cat or dog cafe
- hardware store

 

[Omega Prime]

Actually a hardware store would be absolutely mint for the area, especially for all of the condo dwellers who don't need to make a trip out to Home Depot on 111/Groat Road. To that extent, I think an IKEA Planning Studio (like the one in London) would be pretty neat for that same target market as well.

Another entertainment option would be really good as well, I like the e-Gaming or bowling alley idea too.

Basically anything that complements the urban dwellers in the area would be a good start. The place should be walkable and people should want to go street-level to get what they need. I hope the retail bays are given some thought of what kind of neighborhood they want to create. No more cannabis, hair studios, or pharmacies please.

 

[Edmcowboy11]

As much bowling would be nice, definitely not enough room unless it takes up the entire podium.