MCXavierL
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Address
9420 - JASPER AVENUE NW
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| To Demolish a commercial building |
| Sep 21, 2021 |
Commercial Final
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9420 - JASPER AVENUE NW
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Commercial Final
_Citizen_Dane_
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Have no idea what this is, the status of it, if it was anything more than an old proposal, whatever, but came across it and thought it interesting enough to share:
The University of Alberta Hospital - Multi-Use Health Services Building - CallisonRTKL
The Multi-Use Health Services Building (MUB) provides a much-needed expansion for Alberta Health Services’ University of Alberta Hospital. Combining expertise in healthcare, mixed-use and hospitality design, CallisonRTKL introduced a flex-floor strategy to meet immediate needs while providing...
www.callisonrtkl.com
Gronk!
Senior Member
St Joseph's Basilica is renovating the grounds, thanks to the Jasper Ave makeover
Mattyeg
Active Member
Sorry if this was mentioned somewhere already, but red robin is fenced. Anything going on, or maybe lrt related?
MCXavierL
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Gronk!
Senior Member
Terrace Building revamp continues
MCXavierL
Active Member
In the old Mercer space:
Permit Date
Permit Status
In Progress
Description
Permit Date
| Sep 10, 2021 |
In Progress
Description
| To add an Accessory Major Amusement Establishment use [4 skiball game machines, 4 basketball games machines, a foosball table, a games table and an arcade game machine] to an approved Bar and Neighbourhood Pub |
northlands
Senior Member
Woohoo more arcade bars...
archited
Senior Member
You need a permit to add portable games (essentially furniture) to an establishment? -- how retrograde is that? Maybe they should add camera monitors to make sure that no one is getting juiced of all their pocket change.
crisp
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Unfortunately, this is exactly the problem in Edmonton.... avoidance.
Especially from the large suburban population of this city. Edmontonians, in general (not all of course), don't give a shit about their downtown and they avoid it as much as they can. Sad truth and an uphill battle.
archited
Senior Member
For those of you who are younger and even for those of my vintage, the east end of downtown Edmonton is in the same state as Old Strathcona was in the early 1970s. As I have mentioned on this site before, a group of us took it upon ourselves to re-invigorate the "town"of Strathcona -- and look where it is today. We now have a group 20-strong in numbers and growing that is turning the focus on the area known as the "Quarters" and, alternatively, "Boyle Street". We believe that we only need to create strong draws to three or four locations within that area in order to see a seismic shift of interest occurring -- if the City stays out of the way -- to the effect of creating a viable district equal to Old Strathcona. It won't happen over night but it will be well on its way within the current decade.
occidentalcapital
Senior Member
Not really, think about Rogers Place and all the people it draws in. Getting some of those folks to linger a bit longer isn't hard to do and with a vaccine passport, the City is finally poised to take off for entertainment options. I foresee good things ahead.
goodcitywhenfinished
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Have no idea what this is, the status of it, if it was anything more than an old proposal, whatever, but came across it and thought it interesting enough to share:
The University of Alberta Hospital - Multi-Use Health Services Building - CallisonRTKL
The Multi-Use Health Services Building (MUB) provides a much-needed expansion for Alberta Health Services’ University of Alberta Hospital. Combining expertise in healthcare, mixed-use and hospitality design, CallisonRTKL introduced a flex-floor strategy to meet immediate needs while providing...www.callisonrtkl.com
looks to me like it might have been proposed around the time the LRT upgrade/pedways were going in, the renders show an alternate version of Health Sciences Station with a raised glass roof.
Nevertheless, nothing healthcare related is going to happen in this province until we kick out Kenney.
goodcitywhenfinished
Active Member
A lot of the inner-city is looking run down and depressing right now. But I strongly believe that we are headed in the right direction. There has been an undeniable shift in this city over the past 10 years with renewed focus on making the core of this city livable.
_urbanite
Senior Member
Window extension at The Dorchester
