'It's just it's a complicated site location. When you try to build on existing buildings, and specifically heritage buildings, that brings some unique challenges.' yyc
A massive, three-tower project that would bring significant change to Calgary’s Stephen Avenue has been scrapped by the company that proposed to build it., and was set to include three towers on top of a multi-storey podium: a 24-storey office tower, a 54-storey rental tower and a 66-storey condo tower, which would have become the largest skyscraper in Western Canada.
Earlier this month, Triovest withdrew its development permit applications for the site, but plans to re-evaluate its approach to the project. Click to share quote on Twitter: "We remain committed to investing in this city, by supporting a reinvigorated, vibrant, and resilient downtown core and are taking time to envision how the Stephen Avenue Quarter site fits into that."
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