Really like the window curves and brick. Calgary could use this kind of design instead of the copy and paste white, charcoal and faux wood 4-6 story condos that are cropping up all over the city like fungi.
I agree. Too many infill buildings now are cheap white/charcoal with some random extra materials sprinkled in. This Quebec City proposal looks great.
Reminds me of this one in Gatineau in terms of brick colour and curves.
Proposed multi-building development for Calgary's Chinook Mall area, next to the Chinook LRT Station. There's a also pair of 19 floor towers already u/c kitty corner to this proposal, plus two other 24 floor towers proposed for a block away. This feels like the start of Calgary's 'Midtown'
Really like the window curves and brick. Calgary could use this kind of design instead of the copy and paste white, charcoal and faux wood 4-6 story condos that are cropping up all over the city like fungi.
In all fairness, there are some 'curvier' developments in Calgary being built of late. So far just the podiums tho.
And this proposal for Kensington. All around curviness.
Isn't Chinook the most profitable mall in Calgary?
I believe so. At one time it was the 2nd most profitable mall in Canada on a per square foot basis. Not sure if that's the case any more, but it's Calgary's busiest for sure.
I believe so. At one time it was the 2nd most profitable mall in Canada on a per square foot basis. Not sure if that's the case any more, but it's Calgary's busiest for sure.
Weird they'd have a full redevelopment scheme for it then.
This is 2 blocks away from the mall, not the mall itself.
Ok, I see it now. C-Train Station on the right. I couldn't see the mall in the model, so I thought it was the mall. Seemed a bit small for the mall property .
I believe so. At one time it was the 2nd most profitable mall in Canada on a per square foot basis. Not sure if that's the case any more, but it's Calgary's busiest for sure.
It's bounced around a bit. A couple of years ago it was 6th or 7th, but today is the fourth most profitable mall per squre foot after Yorkdale, Toronto Eaton Centre and Vancouver Pacific Centre.
245 Eglinton Avenue East | 197m | 59s | Crestview | Superkül l Recommended for Approval
Both towers are now 59 storeys and the project is Recommended for Approval. Below, the tower on the right will be the same height as the tower on the left.
Downsview West District | 197m | 60s | CLC l Recommended for Approval
The Downsview West District is a mixed-use district within the Downsview Redevelopment Masterplan on the north side of Carl Hall Road, south and east of Sheppard Avenue East and west of the Barrie GO Railway Corridor. Now Recommended for Approval.
43 Junction | 117.5m | 35s | Diamond Corp | Core Architects l Recommended for Approval
35, 35, 26, 24, 18 & 18-storey mixed-use development designed by Core Architects for Diamond Corp on the southeast corner of Junction Road and Keele Street. Now Recommended for Approval.
A rare example from Calgary of actual heritage retention. Sadly the corner store will be bulldozed, but the brick 2 story Carson block beside it will be fully retained.
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