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Old Posted Apr 21, 2022, 6:04 PM
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The discussion on this page has gotten off topic, can this please be placed elsewhere so we can see what is actually happening at Richmond Yards.
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Old Posted Apr 23, 2022, 5:16 PM
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Back to the subject at hand. See how Richmond Yards fills in space? hehe.
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The only reference I had locally for Richmond was the former Richmond School (for heathens, a.k.a. Protestants to us Catholic kids growing up in the '60s ) between Fort Needham and Devonshire Ave, west of Mulgrave Park.
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Interesting. I'd never heard that definition, but confess to never having been sure exactly where Richmond began or ended. But I certainly always considered Russell Street (which is, of course, south of Young) to be in Richmond, as did the folks I knew who lived there.
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I, too, have never been sure of the boundaries of Richmond, and suspect that, like most neighbourhoods, such boundaries are only loosely defined.
Sorry for bringing back this semi-off-topic discussion, but while reading Glimpses Of Halifax 1867 - 1900, originally published in 1949 by the Public Archives of Nova Scotia, I found a definition of Richmond as a footnote on page 63, which I scanned and now submit for your consideration:



Sorry for the interruption, now back to "Richmond Yards"...
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Old Posted May 3, 2022, 2:40 PM
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Sorry for bringing back this semi-off-topic discussion, but while reading Glimpses Of Halifax 1867 - 1900, originally published in 1949 by the Public Archives of Nova Scotia, I found a definition of Richmond as a footnote on page 63, which I scanned and now submit for your consideration:



Sorry for the interruption, now back to "Richmond Yards"...
Thank you for proving me correct yet again. It is a burden to always be right, but I carry it with some pride.
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Thank you for proving me correct yet again. It is a burden to always be right, but I carry it with some pride.
All that burden arising from greatness, yet you remain so humble...
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Old Posted May 3, 2022, 3:15 PM
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The Cosmo Prof building came down yesterday;


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Old Posted May 3, 2022, 9:01 PM
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What is to happen from that old strip mall site, along with the Mr. Transmission building? More of Richmond Yards?
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Old Posted May 6, 2022, 6:12 PM
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I wonder if this one might end up being the tallest building in our skyline. Full skyline below for reference:

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Old Posted May 7, 2022, 1:52 AM
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According to google earth the site has a 60m sea level elevation vs fenwick at about 20m This will technically be ~40m taller than fenwick from sea level. But how tall it looks will depend on a persons viewpoint.

Interestingly though you can already see this from Kearny Lake & Dunbrack intersection area.
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Old Posted May 7, 2022, 10:49 AM
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Driving down Woodlawn Ave in Dartmouth, that whole Robie, Almond, Young area looks quite impressive from across the harbour.
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Driving down Woodlawn Ave in Dartmouth, that whole Robie, Almond, Young area looks quite impressive from across the harbour.
Fenwick may still be more prominent from Woodside bit I think this, especially with the buildings around it, will be a real sight from most other directions.
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Old Posted May 13, 2022, 3:34 PM
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What is to happen from that old strip mall site, along with the Mr. Transmission building? More of Richmond Yards?
I would guess so but have seen no plans to date. I also read yesterday that the adjacent building where Fox Hill had their Halifax retail store is also being demolished now that the farm folk have vacated.
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Halifax has a flat top. It needs a series of downtown hi-rises that are several floors higher than one another and higher than the 23 floor, like a 30 and 35+.
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Old Posted Jun 8, 2022, 6:45 PM
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Another crane tower is starting to be built as of yesterday, about the back side of the former Cosmo Prof building
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Another crane tower is starting to be built as of yesterday, about the back side of the former Cosmo Prof building
I saw a base on site last week. They also adjusted the shorter crane last week. Maybe that was adjusted to make way?
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Old Posted Jun 9, 2022, 11:52 AM
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I think this is a new rendering of the Mr. Transmission site:

Source: https://richmondyards.com/
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