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O-day’min Park (formerly Warehouse Park)

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Edgar from Autograph noted that their 7 storey concrete project will feature student housing - I think there's a pretty good chance they are one of the student housing incentive recipients.

For those in residential construction, why would Autograph opt for 7-storey concrete construction given its expense (some builders say it's not feasible) versus just going with 6 and a wood frame that would be a lot less to build?
 
The firepits don't look like they're drawing much of a crowd. So far nobody appears interested in sitting around them to gaze into the flames. Not even some youngsters running circles around them.
 
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Good turnout for the opening!

Was there for a while at 6, went for dinner and came back around 7:30 and it was still busy. I am glad it snowed today too, it made for a nice cozy winter vibe instead of just a cold dry windy night.

It was nice to just sit and relax in the middle of downtown, never really done that before!

I am tempted to get a unit in The Parks now, this would make for a great back yard :)


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I thought the original vision was for a downtown nature park. Not a theme park. O-Day'min is a bunch of different activity ideas that were thrown together and placed in a series of disjointed silos. There's no continuity to the park. No soul. Better than parking lots but that's not a high bar. I'm sorry but they should have named the place Stanley Milner Park. Looks like the work of the same firm.
 
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Out of Towner said:
I thought the original vision was for a downtown nature park. Not a theme park. O-Day'min is a bunch of different activity ideas that were thrown together and placed in a series of disjointed silos. There's no continuity to the park. No soul. Better than parking lots but that's not a high bar. I'm sorry but they should have named the place Stanley Milner Park. Looks like the work of the same firm.
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Hey, at least the firepits ended up being natural gas after you spent the last 6 months complaining about what a terrible idea wood-burning firepits would have been :)
 
Out of Towner said:
I thought the original vision was for a downtown nature park. Not a theme park. O-Day'min is a bunch of different activity ideas that were thrown together and placed in a series of disjointed silos. There's no continuity to the park. No soul. Better than parking lots but that's not a high bar. I'm sorry but they should have named the place Stanley Milner Park. Looks like the work of the same firm.
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Why do you bother getting out of bed in the morning
 
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