David A
Senior Member
I would like beautiful palaces like Versailles everywhere, but I'm not the one doing the project or paying for it. So good is fine for me.
The Edward | 40m | 13s | ANU Developments | Gardner Architecture
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Clearshades
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Re read my post as did not mentioned any sort of a palace. A, "simple colour coordination at 'no extra expenses' or 'effort: by jus 'paying attention' ", was what I had typed.
David A
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Who said you did mention a palace?
Clearshades
Senior Member
You use the analogy of the palace of 'Versailles', so what would you think that implies? a simple attention to detail is not asking for the 'Versailles'. I like form built have have echoed that throughout. The only area I wish for good quality is CBD/heart of the core zone. This is optically respectable and welcomed in the central core. Not everyone can afford high end lifestyle and I get that.
positive1
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EdmTrekker
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That signage is awkward to me.
Gus Haynes
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TEA EDR EWD
Clearshades
Senior Member
It is too opaque and drowns right into the motif.
Glenco
Senior Member
I like it. Blends nicely with the brick
David A
Senior Member
Full words on a line would be better and helpful. Instead of clever, this comes across as confusing and maybe not well planned.
An adjustment to the letter size would have allowed for that and it would have still been quite visible.
An adjustment to the letter size would have allowed for that and it would have still been quite visible.
cmd uw
Active Member
Podium turned out a little better then I thought. Poor execution on the signage imo.
Barnaby
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The podium looks very nice in person.
strata
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Barnaby
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I just did a walkthrough of this one because I'm relocating back to Edmonton, and I'm figuring out where I'm going to live!
The amenities are pretty typical of a new build, bike lock up, dogwash area, gym, 2 common areas. They have EV chargers in the visitor parking. The units are pretty nice for the price, especially with the views you're getting of the city from the higher floors. A south facing 13th floor (top) 2br comes in under $2,000.
Overall the finish and polish is just below Sync111 (which really impressed me with the precast concrete construction, such a solid mid-rise building), but the pricing here is good for what you're getting.
I think this is a good addition to the area's rental market, and I see it leasing up quickly due to the competitive pricing.
The amenities are pretty typical of a new build, bike lock up, dogwash area, gym, 2 common areas. They have EV chargers in the visitor parking. The units are pretty nice for the price, especially with the views you're getting of the city from the higher floors. A south facing 13th floor (top) 2br comes in under $2,000.
Overall the finish and polish is just below Sync111 (which really impressed me with the precast concrete construction, such a solid mid-rise building), but the pricing here is good for what you're getting.
I think this is a good addition to the area's rental market, and I see it leasing up quickly due to the competitive pricing.
northlands
Senior Member
Under $2k for a 2br in a new build for that area sounds like a steal IMO. Most of these newer build 2br (I guess depending on sqft) all ring in at like $2200+ I’ve found