_urbanite
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20% is my guess. They'll get more in the evening
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20% is my guess. They'll get more in the evening
The_Cat
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I’m guessing there will be some reflecting light between the towers.
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MacLac
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Looking at these pics makes me smile! I have 100% confidence that subsequent phases will indeed be constructed. Even where the shorter of the 2 cranes sits now…..parkade/basement work looks completed for 2 X future towers in ADDITION to the 39 storey. Qualico is “all in” on this project!
kcantor
Senior Member
they are and they have been since 1999.
it’s sometimes interesting to think from a city building perspective about how many planners and managers and councillors and mayors with how many plans and overlays and studies have come and gone in that same period of time…
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bodsbods9090
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From Ducey on SSP:
BTW the construction workers tell us that the 15 story tower on the Station Lands will be finished up but the back taller tower will not proceed right away. They poured almost a whole floor of just concrete (like 8 ft tall) at about floor four and will leave it. The back crane has been taken down.
BTW the construction workers tell us that the 15 story tower on the Station Lands will be finished up but the back taller tower will not proceed right away. They poured almost a whole floor of just concrete (like 8 ft tall) at about floor four and will leave it. The back crane has been taken down.
Friendmonton
Active Member
Glad we're spending tens of millions for a pedway to a 15 story tower with no promise of any further development on the next phases...
CaptainBL
Active Member
Sounds right, confirms what many have been saying on this thread already for quite some time.
Makes me slightly concerned about timing of that next building. If they had intentions of moving forward soon they would have done so given the costs of taking the crane down then putting it up again are quite high.
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Ken did say they have been all in on this project since 1999. Perhaps they will be all in for...
Checks notes...
...another 25-50 years.
Glenco
Senior Member
archited
Senior Member
The crane that you are referring to had nothing to do with the new tower and was not positioned to be of any use for constructing the new tower -- too far away. The information that I have and that was partially confirmed by Ken is that Qualico is proceeding with concept drawings for a tower of increased height (original proposal was for a 25-storey tower; new concept is for 39/40-storeys. It takes time to develop concept drawings that then have to match with construction drawings. The transfer beams that were put in place was the first step in that revised proposal.
thommyjo
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Glenco
Senior Member
Curious as to why they put asphalt where they did.
Edmontonium
New Member
That project would make so much more sense if being built in the Quarters..
archited
Senior Member
I suspect it is to control drainage on a temporary basis -- better at preventing erosion than open soil and also prevents soil contamination in the new drainage pipes that were recently installed. It says to me that they are going to leave the excavation as it is for a while until they (Qualico) can proceed to the next phase.