Pendennis Hotel Redevelopment | ?m | 4s | LEDR | Next Architecture

[KyleBlanchett]

General Building Permits | Edmonton - Open Data Portal

List of issued building permits from the City of Edmonton - Sustainable Development Department for the public to do construction or maintenance on a structure located in the City. Note - All records start from January 1, 2009. Please note : the decision was made to not release applicant...

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Nov 15, 2019

2019

Commercial Final

To construct a building envelope enclosure (not core and shell). Includes stabilization work, building envelope work to protect the structure that was exposed and 'essential' mechanical and electrical servicing work (WORK STARTED WITHOUT PERMITS - Pendennis Hotel).

Libraries/Museums/Art Galleries (630)

(03) Exterior Alterations

$1,200,000

 

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Story:

New Owners, New Vision for the Pendennis Hotel | SkyriseEdmonton

SkyriseEdmonton gets a look inside the historic 1911 Pendennis Hotel (aka the Lodge Hotel), currently under redevelopment by LEDR, Next Architecture, and Delnor Construction.

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Main floor photos:

 

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Upper levels:

 

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Rooftop & exterior:

 

[Moderne]

Didn't Gene Dub do the original design on the UCAMA? I seem to remember it being on his website and now it's gone.

 

[Daveography]

@StopDropandLOL It was R. Allen Partridge at Next Architecture.

 

[archited]

@Daveography did Lorraine Bodnarek happen to mention if they have any current tenants lined up for the building? Can you IM me with her contact info?

 

[archited]

Thanks, Dave -- much appreciated.

 

[Airboy]

Thanks for the updates Dave. Would be fun to get in there when there are no people around. some great light, angles and colours for photography.

 

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[Kaizen]

Saturday afternoon,

 

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Pity the developer couldn't buy the next lot and demolish that ugly little yellow brick thing to make the addition larger.
One-storey buildings are unsuitable for our main street, IMO.

The street art on the scaffolding is a nice touch!