itom987
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Looks like the original building was not as ornate as I thought it would be. I still wish the architect made the addition match the style of the original building. Thank you for sharing.
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Gronk!
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$18M plan to turn Edmonton's Coliseum Inn into supportive housing one step closer
A multi-million dollar project that would see an old hotel bought and converted into permanent housing for the homeless cleared another hurdle at City Hall Wednesday morning.
IanO
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| Reference ID: | Job No 422056960-002 |
| Description: | Addition to Existing Building, Exterior Alteration, Interior Alteration, Change of Use, Demolition |
| Location: | 10305 - 100 AVENUE NW Plan NB Blk 3 Lots 90-93 |
| Applicant: | JACKSON MCCORMICK ARCHITECTURE LTD. |
| Status: | Intake Review |
| Create Date: | 1/31/2022 11:44:02 AM |
| Neighbourhood: | DOWNTOWN |
Gronk!
Senior Member
Wait a sec, what's happening to the Rigoletto's eatery? That permit description is really vague.
IanO
Senior Member
There was a facade improvement plan for this building from a few years ago to 'modernize' the podium and provide a more defined patio.
It was quite 'overdone' at the time and likely scaled back (a good thing).
Avenuer
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IanO
Senior Member
Well then. That's far, FAR better and more refined than what was originally planned.
MacLac
Senior Member
The old YWCA…..I remember being there as a kid maybe ‘79 / ‘80 for summer day camps. Thought it was the coolest building in the world cause it had a pool in its basement
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thommyjo
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no brainer imo. If we don't approve projects like this we can kiss the 50% goal goodbye.
CplKlinger
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$18M plan to turn Edmonton's Coliseum Inn into supportive housing one step closer
A multi-million dollar project that would see an old hotel bought and converted into permanent housing for the homeless cleared another hurdle at City Hall Wednesday morning.edmonton.ctvnews.ca
Council approves $18.3-million plan to turn Coliseum Inn to supportive housing
The amount anticipates $11 million in federal funding through Ottawa's rapid housing initiative, while the remaining $7.3 million will come from the city's affordable housing reserve.
edmontonjournal.com
northlands
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Cory Reddekopp on LinkedIn: Proposed apartment complex meets resistance from some Westmount residents⦠| 12 comments
After months of meetings, meetings with the Westmount community, and presenting to city council on Jan. 25 and then continuing on Feb. 8 at the City of… | 12 comments on LinkedIn
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MacLac
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Isn’t this the same Cory that is/was developing a building off of 98th Ave in or around Peregrine? 4 story ish with some decent exterior finishes….
northlands
Senior Member
Yes it is. I wonder what's going on with that project.
Avenuer
Senior Member
The building permit was submitted at the end of November is going through the review process.