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Weber Yards (1333 Weber St E) (nee Elevate Condos) | 15, 15, 12 & 12 fl | U/C
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It would be nice if this complex could be designed in such a way that they interact well with Weber, and provide street-fronting commercial there. Weber East is generally a terrible stroad through there, but a few newer buildings gave a bit of consideration to the street in their design and the street could be improved. If these high-rises don’t force their occupants to walk across a big parking lot (the renders don’t look like that’s the case), someone living there could have very good access to the expressway but also be right next door to a full-service grocery store and a short walk from others and restaurants and other useful things.

This stretch is obviously not really anything special, but this would be a big opportunity to move it towards improved walkability. The render looks good from that perspective, and I hope the City of Kitchener would try to ensure it serves that purpose.
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