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The french is meant to be a clue...

She likes toying with you guys.
Seems like most project announcements happen in the morning, but the french like to do things backwards lol
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Old Posted Oct 7, 2014, 7:04 PM
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Druh tweets! It's our friends from Le Germain:

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Alt, a second hotel in Calgary by Hôtel Le Germain Calgary is coming to East Village!
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No renders??

I think LG's also looking to develop in the Beltline too.
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Druh tweets! It's our friends from Le Germain:
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No renders??

I think LG's also looking to develop in the Beltline too.
I want a render

And yes IIRC they have a project planned on the west side of southbound Macleod Trail, across from Alura I believe

I wonder where this one is going though in the EV?
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Umm, maybe you don't:

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^I don't actually mind that ALT rendering. Is that for Calgary, or another city?

The rendering at first glance doesn't look great, but I like the windows and general massing. I think it has potential......I'm also giving it points for not going with the usual mustard/beige/burgundy/olive green.

If the material on that one was alucobond or modern brick.....I'm down with it....stucco....not so much.
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That is an affront to modern design, and the future of what many of us hope will be Calgary's best neighbourhood. Please tell me that is not the rendering for the EV ALT.
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So in looking at some of the other ALT hotels, I think the material finish might end up being EIFS panels? I guess we will wait for more details.
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I will say what Corporate usually says- it all comes down to materials. This building can look amazing with the right materials, or poor with the wrong ones. I withhold judgement until then.
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This is a rendering for the ALT in Ottawa.


ALT Ottawa_2_72dpi by Groupe Germain Hospitalité, on Flickr

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Old Posted Oct 7, 2014, 7:51 PM
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I will say what Corporate usually says- it all comes down to materials. This building can look amazing with the right materials, or poor with the wrong ones. I withhold judgement until then.
Exactly. It could go either way depending. If it's stucco or stucco panels, then it will pretty much be a fail. Aluminium or modern brick and it could be a nice little hotel.
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Looks underwhelming compared to the other projects in EV.

Apparently this is going in NE on private property, not controlled by CMLC as far as I know.
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Umm, maybe you don't:

That was a bit of an anti-climax.

There are the three rendering photos they've put up on Flickr:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/hotelgermain/sets/72157648267053226/

Weren't they supposed to have a piece of public art on display by now? Did that happen, or are they just delinquent? If the latter, make them do the art before this is allowed forward.

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Press Release is up on the Le Germain website - http://www.groupegermain.com/en/mediaroom

Says its at the corner of 6th Ave SE and Confluence Way, so it sounds like its going up beside First.
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I will say what Corporate usually says- it all comes down to materials.
Dammit, am I that predictable?
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That is the lot right beside First! Cool. I was hoping something would get proposed there soon. Too bad the design is so mediocre, but I love me more hotels!


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That was a bit of an anti-climax.

There are the three rendering photos they've put up on Flickr:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/hotelgermain/sets/72157648267053226/
The flickr account didn't work for me.
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