Enbridge Centre | 110.64m | 28s | Pangman | DIALOG

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On hold? onoz

Reference ID: Job No 135343506-075
Description: To change the Use from General Retail to Restaurant
Location: 10175 - 101 STREET NW
Plan 1422995 Blk 1 Lot 39A
Applicant: PANGMAN DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
Status: On Hold
Create Date: 8/1/2017 3:37:06 PM
Neighbourhood: DOWNTOWN

 

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wotzatmean???

 

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@archited I wish I knew!

 

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PERMIT_DATE August 28, 2017
PERMIT_NUMBER 135343506-068
JOB_CATEGORY Commercial Final
ADDRESS 10175 - 101 STREET NW
NEIGHBOURHOOD DOWNTOWN
JOB_DESCRIPTION To construct interior alterations to an existing CRU in an office building (Kelly Ramsay) and to change the occupancy classification from mercantile to assembly (Credo Coffee).
BUILDING_TYPE Restaurants and Bars (540)
WORK_TYPE (03) Interior Alterations
FLOOR_AREA 1,118
CONSTRUCTION_VALUE 270,000
ZONING DC1

 

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Sept. 18 - itshappening.gif

 

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Still love how this one turned out. That glass is amazing.

 

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Yeah. This one is a beaut.

 

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New BMO logo is up

 

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BMO now open on 101 St. Looks pretty nice closer up.

 

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Reference ID: Job No 264575501-001
Description: To construct exterior alterations (historical wood entrance doors) to a 111.6 meter high Professional, Financial and Office Support Services Tower with main floor General Retail Stores (Kelly Ramsey).
Location: 10175 - 101 STREET NW
Plan 1422995 Blk 1 Lot 39A
Applicant: PANGMAN DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
Status: More Information Required/Requested
Create Date: 10/13/2017 9:33:45 AM
Neighbourhood: DOWNTOWN

 

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The new BMO.

 

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Pssh, I broke this news months ago.

Restaurants finally opening in new Kelly Ramsey tower

Two new restaurants are opening on the main floor of Enbridge Centre, built on the site of the historic Kelly Ramsey building. (Sam Martin/CBC)

It's been more than eight years since Edmontonians were able to enjoy a meal in the Kelly Ramsey building on Rice Howard Way.

That's about to change soon.

A massive fire destroyed the historic building in March 2009, and in 2013 it was demolished to make way for a new office tower that opened in 2016, complete with the original Kelly Ramsey building facade.

The new 25-storey tower, officially known as Enbridge Centre, has a 92-per-cent occupancy rate but the storefront level on Rice Howard Way hasn't yet opened for business.

Brown paper still covers the windows on the main floor but inside, things are happening.

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmon...y-opening-in-new-kelly-ramsey-tower-1.4382371

 

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Enbridge Centre. IAN KUCERAK / POSTMEDIA

Anyone walking beside the new Enbridge Centre on Rice Howard Way downtown would barely notice the towering glass and steel office tower high above. The top is set so far back, the smaller-scale, historic Kelly-Ramsey building is all a passerby can really see at street level.

Sure it’s only the facade, said Thorne, but it’s done well. “It still feels like it has heritage character.”

Enbridge Centre also won for the way the developer improved the pedestrian street, adding granite benches and large planters that attract office workers outside on a nice day.

The developer wanted to upgrade the design. “All of that was them,” said Holdsworth. “Hopefully it’s going to set the template for the rest of Rice Howard Way,” he added.

The city is developing plans now for the rest of the downtown street, hoping to present it in a capital plan to council.

• Developer: Pangman Development, Kelly Ramsey GP
• Civic Design/architecture: Dialog
• Won: Award of Excellence for Heritage Projects, Award of Merit for Civic Design

http://edmontonjournal.com/news/ins...ws-the-crowd-in-edmontons-urban-design-awards

 

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KPMG sign up on the podium:

Looks like they're getting ready to put up an Enbridge sign on the crown:

 

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Sneak peak rendering of OEB:
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bb55o6kFytT/

Aiming to open Spring 2018