It makes the interior look smaller and weird when it's what around 16,000 seats? I have yet to see it in person though

You're saying the sense of scale of new builds is too large for a pedestrian oriented environment? I recall walking by Cobalt The King William Urban Rentals when it was just finishing up and it didn't seem that bad. But those towers were smartly built perpendicular to each other..and the podium...

Thank you. All of these 30-ish storey towers will add greatly to downtown vibrancy when fully rented/occupied!

I forgot about that heh thanks How about the unit total?

How tall, how many floors and how many units is this project?

Has anyone nicknamed the scoreboard "The Cube" yet?

It's hard to believe the two towers alone will be 600+ units of residential, add in the third--if it ever gets built and over 900 units on one parcel in downtown Hamilton. wowzas! So much residential density is being added to downtown in a short period of time. I love to see it!

Darko ain't winning any design awards. However, he has helped to bring much needed residential density and more hotel rooms to the downtown core.

Yeah Chris, numerous forumers were asking about you! Glad that you're back 🍻

Hope it goes through design revisions and site plan changes before starting construction!

Nice to see it rising above ground! Thanks for all of the updates, guys

They wait to see how quickly they fill the two towers and plan accordingly. 🤷‍♂️ In my humble opinion, Hamilton could use more rental towers. There's a ton of old stock but not too much new for a city approaching 700,000 (currently somewhere near 650k)

Every 30 storey tower helps downtown improve with hundreds and hundreds of residents. If TV City has 618 units within two towers, that's anywhere from say 925 to 1,050 residents added.

Thanks for all of the updates, guys 👍

Looks so generic, Ugh