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That could fit about 2 or 3 homeless in there. :haha: |
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Maybe one of these too... http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-i8DN1YFYik...el_2009-12.JPG |
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This one would be OK. https://i.imgur.com/2APolzq.jpg It's got everything: stripes/ripples on buildings, a restaurant patio, a partly covered walkway, colour on the balconies. Conveniently located adjacent to future Union Station subway hub, like Shinjuku or Shibuya in Tokyo. It's missing a nighttime render. What would it look like with artificial lighting on the buildings and pedestrian light posts? |
From the FP:
EPC supports $8M tax deal for Forks Railside development 03/10/2020 12:49 PM Winnipeg’s most powerful council committee has opted to waive about $8 million of tax revenue to help pay for public spaces at The Forks Railside development. On Tuesday, the executive policy committee voted in favour of a tax-increment financing agreement to support phase 1 of the project, which aims to replace a surface parking lot with homes, public spaces and retail. After 30 years of development at The Forks, this project would be the first to introduce housing, with plans for about 324 homes and 66,000 square feet of ground-floor commercial space. If council approves it, the grant would last for up to 20 years or until $7.9 million has been paid, whichever comes first. |
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Good to hear that this will go forward. 66,000 SF of ground floor CRU seems very high relative to 324 homes. I'd rather see a little less cru so whatever is there will actually survive and do well. Too much space and competition isn't good. Hopefully i'm wrong and it will be vibrant and businesses will do well.
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I also wanted to note that the freep mentioned construction MAY start next year. This project is moving painfully slowly... |
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Underground services have been an issue. |
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(yeah I know, I'm going to get some "lernin' stuff is stoopid" comments from some people about the archaeological testing, but it's the price to pay for trying to be realistic) :rolleyes: |
Underground servicing should never be an issue for anything. Ever. Is it related to timelines based on archaeological digs. Or other issues like who's gunna pay for it thing that happened in St. Boniface?
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The servicing “issue” isn’t really an issue at all, it’s just something they have to do – dig up festival field to expand the geothermal coil. It will be done starting spring.
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Ah right. I remember hearing about that. Thanks for the info.
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I wouldn't expect people to have a problem with archeological digs in this case. It should be a site rich with artifacts. On the other hand...who am I kidding? Of course somebody is going to call it a waste of time and money.
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I don't know if this was already mentioned somewhere already but on ATLRG's website, there is some renders for a 'tech office' on parcel 4:
Mass-timber Office Buildings Two, six-storey, mass timber office buildings located in the cultural centre of downtown Winnipeg. The design includes ground floor commercial space and lobby access, with five floors of class A office space above. Other features include interior bleacher feature, convenience stairs, roof deck, and expansive views of the downtown. 1600,000SF Permit Pending Winnipeg MB 2020 https://www.atlrg.ca/techoffice |
That was the Skip HQ - which is no longer a thing thats going to happen.
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Pity, I really like the feel of it, really big city vibe
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Could that building still happen regardless? or does the soft office market prevent it.
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