[DavidCapizzano]

 

[changerang]

Would anybody be able to post a picture of the front of the prestiege tower? Haven't seen the completed design yet.

 

[Acheesestring]

Would anybody be able to post a picture of the front of the prestiege tower? Haven't seen the completed design yet.

I know it's off centre

 

[changerang]

I know it's off centre View attachment 445771

Thanks!

 

[Edward Skira]

 

[mburrrrr]

Pictures from the past 6 days.
Saturday

Tuesday

From today

Third floor interior floor portion complete. The next pour will be the 3rd floor exterior deck.


From the Oct 2022 site plan approval drawings.

 

[cc46]

A few recent pics. This hawk was hanging around harassing pigeons for a few days but appears to have found a different roost during the storm.

And the last pic is the recent conc pour still emitting enough heat to melt snow.

 

[hansboyca]

Why is the divider upon which the hawk is sitting appear to be titled?

 

[Rascacielo]

Wow! Good thing it's still unoccupied (I think) and/or it's winter. I wouldn't want a hawk to fly into my unit when my balcony door is open ...

 

[UtakataNoAnnex]

Goodness, that's a big bird...

 

[officedweller]

Why is the divider upon which the hawk is sitting appear to be titled?

The front corner is cut at an angle.

 

[hansboyca]

The front corner is cut at an angle.

How very interesting! What do you suppose the purpose of that is? Is it a purely stylistic touch? A bit odd, if it is, although it's about time balcony dividers had some kind of style.

 

[Victor1]

I think it's just the perspective! The photo seems to have been taken from below so the balcony divider seems higher at the front when in fact it's level and not tilted at all. It's just an optical illusion.

 

[hansboyca]

I think it's just the perspective! The photo seems to have been taken from below so the balcony divider seems higher at the front when in fact it's level and not tilted at all. It's just an optical illusion.

Ah! Now that makes vastly more sense! Thank you!

 

[cc46]

The hawk pic is looking up about 18 floors and taken with an iPad hand held in front of a spotting scope. It’s not perfectly vertical so with the perspective it may look a bit off.

As for the balcony divider, it appears intentional to have it truncated on an angle. Perhaps to not deter from the overall composition of the balconies. And you can speak/see your neighbour at the end.

At night we can see lights in about 30-40 units, so it’s starting to get occupied, but this unit where the hawk was did not have any lights. I think it spent 2 nights roosting there, but it has moved on.

The hawk was on the crane boom one morning and then abruptly flew off it when the crane swung around. I watched it climb in altitude in a circle before landing on this balcony. Fun to observe.