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Old Posted Jan 21, 2020, 9:54 PM
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Any update???
I think he must have meant the Q4 news. I haven't heard of any developments.
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Maybe that fintech company moving into Olympic building on the Gore with 100 jobs?
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Old Posted Jan 22, 2020, 12:29 PM
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Q4 - Fintech is moving into the 2nd and 4th floor of the currently renovated 59 King St E. The Olympia
They also have plans in the near future that include settling into another location (new construction) downtown for the same business, that will require three times as much space as what they currently have leased at The Olympia.
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I really hope to see some announcement of the properties between the Pigott and CIBC, in the near future.

I was in Spain for a couple of weeks recently... the density is clearly a difference from our fair Gotham though I will defer to the historical trends on that. But the fact empty properties have remained empty for so long in Hamilton is a clear disappointment, personally and in comparison to España.
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I really hope to see some announcement of the properties between the Pigott and CIBC, in the near future.

I was in Spain for a couple of weeks recently... the density is clearly a difference from our fair Gotham though I will defer to the historical trends on that. But the fact empty properties have remained empty for so long in Hamilton is a clear disappointment, personally and in comparison to España.
The man who owns that land is sitting on it until he can get the max profit for it - don't blame him really.
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The man who owns that land is sitting on it until he can get the max profit for it - don't blame him really.
Who's the man that owns the property?
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Old Posted Jan 27, 2020, 1:12 AM
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Who's the man that owns the property?
Imperial parking canada corporation ran it when it was a parking lot I believe, not sure now. Yale properties owns the lot next door to it where they demolished the bank..
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Stumbled across this today.. sigh.. when I took architecture in schooling this is the kinda stuff I dreamed of making.. they are in the early stages of building it in india

http://gbplusamag.com/snaking-into-the-f...st,strong%20image%20of%20Indian%20snakes.









Imo if you're going to go ultra-modern go big or go home!
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^It scares me a bit but, yes, I would tend to agree with your statement.
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^It scares me a bit but, yes, I would tend to agree with your statement.
Well we all know giant phallic monuments are supposed to convey a bit of intimidation so I suppose on that front they won hehe..
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Reminds me of the tower / bird sanctuary that was floating around here.
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Reminds me of the tower / bird sanctuary that was floating around here.
Yeah it reminded me of that too
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Well we all know giant phallic monuments are supposed to convey a bit of intimidation so I suppose on that front they won hehe..
A twisted fantasy indeed! Seems the architect needs to come to terms with something...
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A twisted fantasy indeed! Seems the architect needs to come to terms with something...
He even added balls.. lol.
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This might sound a bit odd, but this looks to be as good of a place as any to ask. I'm trying to find a record of all the properties currently owned by Mohawk & McMaster. I've just started digging and what I keep finding is for tax purposes.
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Found this in mississauga - I guess this would be the closest thing to the eatons center/city center for a reference:






Also i found this cool toronto development - it looks cool during the day.. but at night its just a distracting collage of wtf lol..





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Old Posted Oct 5, 2020, 6:48 PM
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Found this cool image for the pier redevelopment and the surrounding area - if you look at bayfront park as the head - it looks like a canada goose spreading its wings in both directions:



(Pardon my crappy mspaint over but you get the idea.. I really think the city should capitulate on this natural formation to allude to the canada goose - esp. since so many canada geese end up here - esp. around williams pub area)



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What gets me is the rail park redevelopment - how is that going to work? Where is all that rail going to go? Will that affect the rest of the tracks? I am curious to see more of that.. it'd be really nice to see that land reclaimed though.

Also I totally forgot they demolished this entire area for the proposed stadium, and that it still remains empty, and thus prime real estate for this area as well:


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You must be an artist!

Yep, this is, by a country mile, the most exciting thing that's happened in Hamilton in years.

I would imagine that the Rail Yard Neighbourhood is a bit of a fantasy. It would be contingent upon the rail yard disappearing which I don't believe is in the cards for the foreseeable future.
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Where did you get that image? I know I've seen it, but I can't find the pdf back.
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Where did you get that image? I know I've seen it, but I can't find the pdf back.
I linked it - look for "source" under my images

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You must be an artist!

Yep, this is, by a country mile, the most exciting thing that's happened in Hamilton in years.

I would imagine that the Rail Yard Neighbourhood is a bit of a fantasy. It would be contingent upon the rail yard disappearing which I don't believe is in the cards for the foreseeable future.
lol yes I actually am an artist - I was just too lazy to put a lot of work into my doodle haha..

and of course - I'm also a seasoned corniceseur

to be honest most of what was shown is already there - the pedestrian path already exists - all that would change are the neighbourhood road, actual buildings and some greenery.
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