Think I like this iteration more than the maybe newer ones. @Avenuer, do you know which are the latest?
Jasper and 115 Street | 170m | 52s | Greenlong | ACAI
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Platinum107
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Awww man I knew those cool balconies wouldn't last. Can we PLEASE get something a little more inspired than Edmonton Motors??
archited
Senior Member
^^^^ Of course.
itom987
Active Member
It's nice to see that the latest version got a height increase from 160M to 170M.
Interesting. Wonder if they get going later this year or next on this as well?
IanO
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Would be nice if the COE updated their site:0
Platinum107
Senior Member
Oh thank God! Maybe there is still some hope left here haha
MCXavierL
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F. UPCOMING APPLICATIONS, CONFLICTS AND REGRETS (June 1, 2021)
Greenlong Jasper - 115 Street DC2 Rezoning -- Formal -- Sylvia Summers - Stantec
Greenlong Jasper - 115 Street DC2 Rezoning -- Formal -- Sylvia Summers - Stantec
MCXavierL
Active Member
From the June 15, 2021 EDC meeting minutes (motion of support w/the following conditions):
While the Committee expressed varying opinions regarding the proposed height of the taller tower not being consistent with that of approved development adjacent to the site, and not providing sufficient transition to the neighbourhood to the north, the Committee is more concerned with the podium massing and treatment, and the public realm and interface - particularly within the laneways. The proposed text provision and the design presented in the appendices needs to be refined as follows:
● Encourage the further refinement of the street wall podium facade along Jasper Avenue to improve the sense of scale/mass, articulation, definition of solid/void.
● Encourage the exploration of opportunities to improve solar exposure opportunities for the north tower.
● Encourage the enhancement of laneways with high quality paving materials (eg. unit pavers), pedestrian lighting, landscaping and minimal grade transitions (eg. curbs).
While the Committee expressed varying opinions regarding the proposed height of the taller tower not being consistent with that of approved development adjacent to the site, and not providing sufficient transition to the neighbourhood to the north, the Committee is more concerned with the podium massing and treatment, and the public realm and interface - particularly within the laneways. The proposed text provision and the design presented in the appendices needs to be refined as follows:
● Encourage the further refinement of the street wall podium facade along Jasper Avenue to improve the sense of scale/mass, articulation, definition of solid/void.
● Encourage the exploration of opportunities to improve solar exposure opportunities for the north tower.
● Encourage the enhancement of laneways with high quality paving materials (eg. unit pavers), pedestrian lighting, landscaping and minimal grade transitions (eg. curbs).
Macroman520
New Member
I do hope this won't lead to any radical changes in the design. They really nailed it (visually speaking).
Valveman
New Member
I'm thinking that's some marketing - get people to see what you want them to...
If this happens as 2-tower developments usually do, shortest tower first, then one-up themselves with Tower 2, well, they went from what was 37 and 48 storey towers to what appears to be 28/29 and 50/51 storey towers - reducing the entry cost of what's on the table now, and when they build the 35 to 40 storey Tower 2, it still one-ups their shorter tower.
I won't be holding my breath for a 170m tower but I guess you never know.
TAS
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LDA18-0130 Greenlong Towers- Oliver
***The discussion has concluded and a What We Heard Report will be made available here when completed.*** Thank you for participating in engagement activities for this rezoning application. For any further inquiries regarding this application, please contact the planner
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It looks like latest rezoning proposal on this is now one tower at 30 storeys and the other at 180m, or 54 storeys.
More than 900 units.
IanO
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nv96
Active Member
I swear to god I'll grab a shovel and start digging out the foundation tomorrow if it means this project will commence before the year 2023.