inclusion
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This is interesting, given that the site was previously sold via judicial sale. Given the commercial aspect, they are likely trying to make the numbers work for financing.
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JMatt88
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*fingers crossed
policyenthusiast
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Maybe a response to a sunlight impact study? Odd shape.
wormwood
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Permit issued to demolish this apartment building at 4908 - 134 AVENUE NW
northlands
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Leston and ARH continue to expose us involuntarily to their acts of architectural greyscale violence.
fromyeg
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Orange Lambo at ARH HQ yesterday which likely signals that business is going well.
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Dubas
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Am I the only one who is 100% okay with that first photo? The original colouring is hideous.
wormwood
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DP issued:
Major Development Permit
Jul 09, 2025
To construct exterior alterations to a Community Service and Office development (outdoor stone fire pit and seating for Indigenous ceremonies with additional hard surface pathway connection to existing plaza and 99th street - Edmonton City Hall).
1 - SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL SQUARE NW
Major Development Permit
Jul 09, 2025
To construct exterior alterations to a Community Service and Office development (outdoor stone fire pit and seating for Indigenous ceremonies with additional hard surface pathway connection to existing plaza and 99th street - Edmonton City Hall).
1 - SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL SQUARE NW
wormwood
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BP for Garneau Supportive Housing:
2025-07-10
Commercial Final
FOOTING AND FOUNDATION ONLY To construct a new four stroey apartment building (34 Dwellings units). Garneau Supportive Housing
8231 - 111 STREET NW
2025-07-10
Commercial Final
FOOTING AND FOUNDATION ONLY To construct a new four stroey apartment building (34 Dwellings units). Garneau Supportive Housing
8231 - 111 STREET NW
Avenuer
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This one is already topped off, moving fast
policyenthusiast
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Not Edmonton (Killarney in Calgary), but I'm a fan of the rendered townhome design from FARMOR. Beautiful street-facing facade.
davcocom
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... And that's why we need UofA to add an architecture degree.
TAS
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I like it.
Most if not all the 4 unit corner lots I see here are orientated to the side street - amd they can look quite good, too.
This configuration in the render could also work for midblock if it's a big enough lot, couldn't it?
This building does't appear to have any basement windows? Is the secondary suite likely on the main floor and the primary suite on the 2nd and 3rd?
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One infill I've liked lately is this one on the corner of 67 ave and 109. It's (3) 2 over 2s with a shared rear backyard that's almost like a courtyard + a row garage.
I know 109 is a big north+south connector, but sometimes I do think the six lanes is a bit much and could do with a road diet down to 4+1 turn lane and allow the sidewalks, particularly on the east side, to be expanded out.
I know 109 is a big north+south connector, but sometimes I do think the six lanes is a bit much and could do with a road diet down to 4+1 turn lane and allow the sidewalks, particularly on the east side, to be expanded out.
fromyeg
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109th St is slated to have BRT run down it.
I’m guessing we’ll have a dedicated transit lane going each way.
Hopefully some nice stations/stops and some streetscaping upgrades too.
Also hoping that this will lead to a number of the empty lots getting developed and there being denser residential and more commercial offerings along 109th.
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