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Spur Line Commons (103 Roger St) | 6 fl | completed
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Spur Line Commons
103 Roger St, Waterloo

Current render:

[Image: attachment.php?aid=7034]

Please note that this is not the same project as the ODC redevelopment, even though both are located on Roger St. The posts below were moved from the ODC thread.
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#2
There is a sales centre for this project being set up in uptown where Tadpole used to be.
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#3
Renders still aren't on the official site, but they've started showing up in various realtor ads and Buzz Buzz Home appears to have the full set. https://www.buzzbuzzhome.com/ca/spur-line-common

   
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(06-05-2020, 11:09 PM)taylortbb Wrote: Renders still aren't on the official site, but they've started showing up in various realtor ads and Buzz Buzz Home appears to have the full set. https://www.buzzbuzzhome.com/ca/spur-line-common

Would it kill them to include even one site plan in the images? I can’t even tell which way the building faces on the site, or where the townhouses will be.
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#5
Looks really similar to 'The Midtown Lofts" at King and Louisa.
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#6
I was trying to look for the thread for the project, but wasn't there a little project like that on Willow in Uptown?
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#7
https://condonow.com/Spur-Line-Common-Co...-gallery-9
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(06-08-2020, 03:18 PM)creative Wrote: https://condonow.com/Spur-Line-Common-Co...-gallery-9

Thanks. One of the images is a site plan which makes it clear.

I have to say that it looks like the apartment buildings will be at the back next to the cemetery. To me it would make more sense to have the apartments out near the street (maybe even with a portico — that would be quite something!), with the townhouses in behind, with some having backyards that open out into the cemetery.

But of course it would totally destroy the city to have apartment buildings directly across the street from houses, so that’s out of the question.
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(06-08-2020, 05:07 PM)ijmorlan Wrote:
(06-08-2020, 03:18 PM)creative Wrote: https://condonow.com/Spur-Line-Common-Co...-gallery-9

Thanks. One of the images is a site plan which makes it clear.

I have to say that it looks like the apartment buildings will be at the back next to the cemetery. To me it would make more sense to have the apartments out near the street (maybe even with a portico — that would be quite something!), with the townhouses in behind, with some having backyards that open out into the cemetery.

But of course it would totally destroy the city to have apartment buildings directly across the street from houses, so that’s out of the question.

I'm sure the neighbourhood would have fought against putting the apartment out front.  Re the cemetery, I assume that it will be fenced off from the development.
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Kitchener Today is reporting that this development is going to have a new Park with a Playground attached to it, connecting at Roger Street and Mount Hope Cemetery. 

https://www.kitchenertoday.com/local-new...oo-3897349
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#11
Got this letter in the mail today about the new park that is going to be a part of this development.


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#12
A playground? Think about the grass! Kids might make ley lines on it or lose their basketballs on the property and trespass, leading to vagrancy. I think it's best we cancel this one as well. Definitely going to write Redman and Outhit about this one.
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#13
A few pictures from May 7.

[Image: Spurline_Common_2022_05_07_1.jpg]

[Image: Spurline_Common_2022_05_07_2.jpg]
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Current progress on Spur Line Commons ...

   
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