Redevelopment
plans for the Stadium Shopping Center have been revealed by the
owner.
The
owners, Western Securities have had this plan in hand for years and
it includes the demolition of the 1960s strip mall, to be replaced by
eight new buildings with a range of uses.
This
final plan came to fruition after many consultations with the
community, who opposed the application during its period with the
city council. Residents believe that the plans are too large for a
small site and will cause traffic congestion on 16th
Avenue. However, their objections were rejected by the city council
and the redevelopment was approved.
The
president of the University Heights Community Association, Peter Khu,
said their main concern was the effect of the project on access to
the Foothills hospital, which is an important cancer and trauma
centre in the south of Alberta. A further concern is that the
project is being built on private and municipal land, which creates a
problem not only for that particular neighborhood, but for the entire
city as it affects the corridor which runs from Banff Trail to the
city’s edge.
A
redevelopment permit will be applied for by Western Securities within
a few months.
The finalists of the prestigious international MAPIC Awards 2022 have been announced.
Retail media networks are reshaping global advertising.
The world’s biggest fast-food business and the K-pop phenomenon are joining up again – and it’s not just a meal,…
Japanese fashion brands have become global forces in the industry, each leaving an indelible mark.
A Bold New Take on the Future of Luxury Retail 📍 Emirates Palace, Abu Dhabi📅 January 27–29, 2026 If you’ve…
A raw, AI-generated IKEA ad concept showing the messy reality of everyday life just went viral—and it hits closer to…