Alberta Government demolishes RAM building
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•Local firm urges Alberta government to revisit fate of former museum building
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In August , the Alberta government announced it would be tearing down the former Royal Alberta Museum .
Ivan Beljan , owner of Beljan Development , says his vision for repurposing the space is a better option.
Beljan 's plan would revitalize the space as a community hub with a boutique grocer, micro-brewery, cafe, and more.
The RAM was recognized as a “global heritage stone” in 2023 .
Former Royal Alberta Museum to be torn down, site turned into park.
Alberta government says it's committed to redeveloping the site into a family-friendly park and green space.
The government has already started on asbestos removal, which Beljan says is a good thing and that his firm would have had to do that anyway.
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