Project update - October 2023
Thank you to everyone who has engaged with the Project Team over the past 4 years. The
(20MB) is now available.Construction on Warehouse Park is anticipated to begin spring 2024.
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Warehouse Park is a new park with multi-use green space coming to downtown Edmonton. Construction is anticipated to begin in 2024.
Turning parking lots into paradise! Warehouse Park is a new, signature park coming to the heart of Edmonton in 2025.
Designed for all ages and abilities, the new downtown park will provide space for you to play, be active, relax and gather with friends and neighbours surrounded by trees and a large open green lawn.
The Warehouse Park will cover 1.81 hectares (18,100 square metres or just over 3 NFL football fields) between 106 Street and 108 Street and Jasper Avenue to 102 Avenue.
The vision for this park is an urban oasis and an inclusive, multi-use green space featuring large, open areas that invite citizens and visitors to reflect and explore. This park will serve as a major public amenity for downtown residents, workers and visitors as the downtown population is expected to significantly increase in the next decade. The design of 106 Street from Jasper Avenue to 102 Avenue will be integrated into the scope of work for Warehouse Park.
This project is an important catalyst project identified in the Capital City Downtown Plan, and is to be funded by the Capital City Downtown Community Revitalization Levy.
November 2022
Development design engagement - November 14 - December 4.
May 2022
Public and stakeholder engagement was conducted in May on design concept options. 2,054 survey responses were received.
Concept Design Presentation
Formal Site Plan
Organic Site Plan
The City acquired additional land parcels which, together, comprise the location of the former Doan's restaurant on 107 Street. This land has been included in the updated
The City will demolish the existing building in order to prepare the site for park development.In December, the City awarded the contract for the Warehouse Park project to the following internationally recognized Canadian companies:
Concept phase. The project vision and design parameters identified in the strategy phase are used to develop the design of the park, and reflect the prominence of the site, and the park’s potential to revitalize downtown.
The City acquired 2 additional parcels of land.
A design competition originally proposed to secure a consultant for this project was cancelled due to COVID-19. The alternative procurement process for design services was started.
In June 2019, the project vision, goals and design parameters were presented to the public at an engagement event.
The City secured a total of 1.25 hectares (3 acres) for the park.
Strategy Phase. In 2017, Council approved the commencement of the expropriation of 4 parcels in the Central Warehouse Area for the park, with an additional parcel subsequently identified for acquisition.