Calgary Construction XXVI

[Bad Grizzly]

Originally Posted by Fatcat loser

What a complete waste of inner city land. This is the kind of suburban garbage you'd expect from a Panorama Hills or Sage Hill.

Those neighbourhoods have better houses than that one.

[Bad Grizzly]

I missed this one. These pains are nice.

Originally Posted by Daemon

[Suburgatory]

Originally Posted by suburbia

I don't think those communities allow such low density / have such massive lots to be wasted in this way. Calgary deserves top notch architecture particularly in the inner city, like the new library.

Who are you and what have you done with suburbia?

[Daemon]

Using multiple quotes for thank you post

Originally Posted by Fatcat loser

That is so gross.

@daemon, this isn't meant as a dig at your photograph skills. You new camera takes great photos.

Originally Posted by Fatcat loser

This is a great pic buddy.

Originally Posted by Bad Grizzly

I missed this one. These pains are nice.

[Northern]

Good job on the pano If you get a chance take this same pic but with the snow.

Originally Posted by Daemon

[Northern]

Still shaking my head at this one. It should be a lot bigger than that.

Originally Posted by Daemon

[Suburgatory]

Originally Posted by Northern

Still shaking my head at this one. It should be a lot bigger than that.

You’re going through that again after you’ve already been told about a thing called bylaw. Setbacks.

[Western Spaghetti]

Originally Posted by Suburgatory

You’re probably one of those types that watches one of those news station weather cams all day aren’t ya?

Everybody likes pics of snow. Got a problem with that?

[Western Spaghetti]

Originally Posted by Suburgatory

You’re going through that again after you’ve already been told about a thing called bylaw. Setbacks.

Maybe he's complaining about the setbacks. Did that ever occur to you?

[Daemon]

Originally Posted by Northern

Good job on the pano If you get a chance take this same pic but with the snow.

Thanks

[Suburgatory]

Originally Posted by Western Spaghetti

Everybody likes pics of snow. Got a problem with that?

https://www.google.ca/search?q=calgary+s...hXDBiwKHRgsDekQ_AUIDigB&biw=1520&bih=856

[Deepstar]

Nice one Daemon

Originally Posted by Daemon

[Bad Grizzly]

Originally Posted by Suburgatory

You’re going through that again after you’ve already been told about a thing called bylaw. Setbacks.

I’m with Northern. It should be much bigger, and we wouldn’t even have to worry about setbacks if we could get rid of crescent rolls and let the homeowners build right out to the edge of the hill.

[suburbia]

Originally Posted by Suburgatory

You’re going through that again after you’ve already been told about a thing called bylaw. Setbacks.

Setbacks do not limit ability of homes to add third levels. This home is shorter than others in the area, including ones that already have a third level. Further, looking at this house, I'm certain it could have been deeper without meeting the max % land coverage rules also.

[Deepstar]

Originally Posted by Suburgatory

You’re probably one of those types that watches one of those news station weather cams all day aren’t ya?

[milomilo]

Originally Posted by Littlechilds

I think the majority of people sitting quiet are wondering why the regular posters here are wanting more and more of these pictures of the skyline at the same vantage point...all from crescent heights...some panos, some in fog, some in smoke, some clear, some blurry, some more of the trail, some zoomed in...and people want more! Literally, there are dozens and dozens and dozens of these. But heck, lets get some more, why not. We need one with snow!

You're not wrong.

[Northern]

Originally Posted by suburbia

Setbacks do not limit ability of homes to add third levels. This home is shorter than others in the area, including ones that already have a third level. Further, looking at this house, I'm certain it could have been deeper without meeting the max % land coverage rules also.

[suburbia]

Originally Posted by Littlechilds

I think the majority of people sitting quiet are wondering why the regular posters here are wanting more and more of these pictures of the skyline at the same vantage point...all from crescent heights...some panos, some in fog, some in smoke, some clear, some blurry, some more of the trail, some zoomed in...and people want more! Literally, there are dozens and dozens and dozens of these. But heck, lets get some more, why not. We need one with snow!

LOL!

A couple weeks ago I searched through Daemon's posts to find all of his photos of Concord Place over the last two months. There were over ten of them! I brought all of them together to point this out IE how silly it is to applaud posting of pictures of the exact same thing with no visible change. I put the photos behind a "spoiler" button as not to annoy everyone. You know what happened? A moderator removed my post within a few minutes of me making it. So the challenge is pervasive and through the ranks.

Some time ago I posted different photos of TELUS Sky construction, all high quality photos from a variety of credited sources on Flickr. Daemon fans jumped on me immediately and asked why I posted those when Daemon has it covered.

Anyway - that new Superstore building in East Village looks to be a monster. Wouldn't mind seeing where that is at. The angled columns are interesting. University District is moving along nicely and lots of see there. And of course there is the $1.3B cancer centre. Even the redevelopment of the Harvest Hills Golf Course is worthy of note, and not that long ago I mentioned the new transit barn for natural gas buses.

[Northern]

Originally Posted by Bad Grizzly

I’m with Northern. It should be much bigger, and we wouldn’t even have to worry about setbacks if we could get rid of crescent rolls and let the homeowners build right out to the edge of the hill.

The road can still be there, but the yards out front can be shortened a bit in order to make the house large. The yards are kind of a waste anyhow.

[Bad Grizzly]

Originally Posted by Northern

The road can still be there, but the yards out front can be shortened a bit in order to make the house large. The yards are kind of a waste anyhow.

The yards act like a barrier between the houses and the public.