Warehouse District Park

[Stevey_G]

The city acquired the former Lamb development site (which are 185/186/187 I believe).

Thanks for that. 185 is the one in question and it’s not highlighted. Considering half the lamb lots are I was scratching my head but it must be an error.

 

[IanO]

Then it must be 186-87-88.

 

[CplKlinger]

Thanks for that. 185 is the one in question and it’s not highlighted. Considering half the lamb lots are I was scratching my head but it must be an error.

Look at my response to your question, on the previous page.

 

[retiredfire]

Doan's is gone

 

[IanO]

Lots of memories there over the years and man I loved that 'amazing patio'...

 

[DutchBoy]

I wonder if the Warehouse Park will be done concurrently with Jasper Avenue (106-109 Street).. Corona Station could also be renovated. This construction would interfere less with Valley Line West LRT.

The new tower is advertising direct in-building access to Corona, so I hope the two skinny staircases can be removed and replaced with a wider, accessible (elevator?) way in through the building like Central has with those Cambridge Lofts. Hopefully that will widen the sidewalk too.

 

[Avenuer]

The new tower is advertising direct in-building access to Corona, so I hope the two skinny staircases can be removed and replaced with a wider, accessible (elevator?) way in through the building like Central has with those Cambridge Lofts. Hopefully that will widen the sidewalk too.

That's the plan, the exterior stairwell will be replaced by an in-building entrance like Cambridge Lofts.

 

[Gronk!]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1519346138503172098

 

[IanO]

Hmmm...

Pangman/JD own that and originally had plans for another Augustana type project there.

 

[MacLac]

Funny how you mention that…when I saw that lease sign I was thinking “why would someone lease a former funeral home?” To turn it into another night club?

What are you suggesting?

 

[Greenspace]

Public consultation starts in early May. Stay tuned!

 

[TAS]

Public consultation starts in early May. Stay tuned!

I expect @archited will be first in line with his public input!

 

[Greenspace]

Should there be a consultation blackout during the playoffs? Only half joking.

 

[Gronk!]

Going Green: Warehouse Park, a magnet for people, investment, and an estimated 2,300 residents

Earlier this month, The Parks broke ground on several parking lots in Edmonton's downtown. This new mixed-use development, which will extend from the corner of Jasper Avenue to 108 Street, aims to add 1,000 residential units and commercial space to the downtown. Not far from it, several parking...

www.udiedmonton.com

 

[IanO]

Design concepts released for Warehouse Park​

April 29, 2022 News media are invited to join the Warehouse Park design team for a site visit as concepts are shared for this transformative downtown Edmonton park. Suzanne Young, Director, Open Space Planning & Design, City of Edmonton, Pat Hanson, Principal, gh3*, and Yannick Roberge, Landscape Architect Senior, Claude Cormier + Associés, will be on-site to discuss and share the design concepts for the park which will cover 1.47 hectares (more than two football fields) between 106 Street and 108 Street, just north of Jasper Avenue. The City is launching a three-week public engagement campaign on the design concepts for the park. Media will be able to speak with the project team and learn what’s planned for the park. Date: Monday, May 2 Time: 11:30 a.m. Location: Future site of Warehouse Park 10135 – 107 Street (gravel lot on the east side of 107 Street)​

For more information: edmonton.ca/WarehousePark Media contact: Claire Graff Senior Communications Advisor Communications and Engagement 780-974-1957​