Vacs
Active Member
Hearing 2 large scale projects starting in Edmonton with a large builder but new to Edmonton in 2024 and they are being super confidential about it.
Any guesses?
Any guesses?
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ChazYEG
Senior Member
heard something similar through the grapevines, but nothing concrete. what are your guesses?
archited
Senior Member
One may be the Upper Vista Towers (not that secretive though); the other could be tied to recently announced Northlands land sale.
Vacs
Active Member
It's not upper vista. I know that for sure. They will be building but not to do with these 2
northlands
Senior Member
EdmTrekker
Senior Member
What large builders would be new to Edmonton? Lathe builders not here right now? They will be challenged with sub trades and a good question might be which large national structural trades are there that would be new to this market.
MCXavierL
Active Member
Informal meeting for the development of the Police Seized Vehicle Lot at 12230 124 Ave is going to EDC on June 6, 2023.
The architect is HCMA.
The architect is HCMA.
MCXavierL
Active Member
See a few posts up for the rendering
husky
Active Member
No educated guesses certainly, but I would love to see one of the Vancouver developers like Westbank out here. Wonder if it'll be a property adjacent to the LRT somewhere.
When you say large scale, do you mean like one bigger building or like large scale in terms of potentially multiple buildings.
BrettB
Active Member
Ok, I'm conflicted on this one.
A rezoning proposal is going to council May 30 to allow a mid-rise development in Glenora along the path of the LRT on Stony Plain Road and 136 St. It's a good location for more density, and generally I support increased density, particularly in central areas.
But yet again, a home on Edmonton's Inventory of Historic Resources is threatened with demolition. Staff say the Mayhew Residence "possesses heritage value as an early and well preserved example of the homes built during the Post‐war era in south Glenora."
In their report, staff say, essentially, the benefits outweigh the cost of a potentially historic home falling to the wrecking ball. The developer doesn't want to keep it, so, sayonara, I guess.
A rezoning proposal is going to council May 30 to allow a mid-rise development in Glenora along the path of the LRT on Stony Plain Road and 136 St. It's a good location for more density, and generally I support increased density, particularly in central areas.
But yet again, a home on Edmonton's Inventory of Historic Resources is threatened with demolition. Staff say the Mayhew Residence "possesses heritage value as an early and well preserved example of the homes built during the Post‐war era in south Glenora."
In their report, staff say, essentially, the benefits outweigh the cost of a potentially historic home falling to the wrecking ball. The developer doesn't want to keep it, so, sayonara, I guess.
fromyeg
Active Member
As someone who loves post war bungalows, grew up in a post war bungalow, and now lives in a post war bungalow, this should definitely not prevent the proposed development.
Build the mid-rise and give more people somewhere to live.
(It is a very nice bungalow though.)
IanO
Superstar
Westbank won't be back given their experience with Century Park.
IanO
Superstar
It's back.
northlands
Senior Member
Just need the site on 83rd and 109 to come back to life!
IanO
Superstar
| Reference ID: | Job No 472060098-002 |
| Description: | To construct exterior and interior alterations to a Hotel building (fire restoration) |
| Location: | 1 - THORNTON COURT NW Plan 5474MC Lots A,B,C |
| Applicant: | BELFOR PROPERTY RESTORATION |
| Status: | No DP Required |
| Create Date: | 2023-05-11T13:34:27Z |
| Neighbourhood: | DOWNTOWN |