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Originally Posted by LMich
So this is just going to be the redevelopment of the existing building? I had to google this one because it's so incredibly non-descript that I'd forgotten what it looks like. The parking lot to the north must have a high-rise building; I'd not compromise on that. I guess I'd never realized how forgettable the other side of the block from the Book Cadillac was.
Anyway, Karp & Associates does good historic renovations. They've done pretty well on the Farwell.
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How tall are we talking because I can just look at that lot and see a lack parking as a big obstacle.
We could probably get away with a boutique hotel without parking though those are usually only several floors. It'd be a nice filler, but nothing substantial.
It's unfortunate, but it'll probably be a repeating pattern with the smaller lots left in the downtown core. Unless you assemble enough lots together (and/or demolish something) or buy one of the bigger lots from the big players (Gilbert, Olympia, GM, etc.), you'll probably see shorter buildings on the smaller lots.
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