[Offworld]

Sounds like there are some more exciting announcements coming for this property in the near future. That's all I know, but sounds exciting.

It would be exciting for that building to fill up its many vacant office floors. Historically, that complex has experienced vacancy well in excess of market averages.

 

[scyeg]

It would be exciting for that building to fill up its many vacant office floors. Historically, that complex has experienced vacancy well in excess of market averages.

If WSP is moving to make way for residential conversion, maybe they will end up here.

 

[Airboy]

IIRC that sushi place that was there before was supposed to move back. Is this still happening?

Loved that place, Also the one in Commerce place.

 

[Gronk!]

IIRC that sushi place that was there before was supposed to move back. Is this still happening?

Sushi Niwa - thanks, AI!

 

[David A]

It would be exciting for that building to fill up its many vacant office floors. Historically, that complex has experienced vacancy well in excess of market averages.

The main and second levels of Rice Howard Place do feel much nicer and more modern now. While I liked the old stone and the colour, it was a bit dark before and was starting to feel dated.

So perhaps their new look will help improve their appeal to other potential tenants too.

 

[IanO]

 

[Gronk!]

 

[Ohman]

This reno really 'cheapened' the look of the building. Pretty unfortunate outcome

 

[ADob]

That faux wood is really something

 

[whattheheck]

Ugh... How did that get the green light?! Seriously, that faux wood is fuuuugggllly.

 

[Dubas]

The new Central Station entrance on the corner of this project should hopefully tie it together a bit more.

 

[IanO]

One of the classiest is now a hodgepodge mess of a thing.

 

[ADob]

Much like most of the newly built residential all over the city. Must be a fad...hopefully a passing one.

 

[yeggator]

That faux wood is really something

Jesus, I really do have terrible taste in architecture cause I like the wood panels and how they break up the monolithic glass design with a warmer tone.

 

[johnnyboy]

Jesus, I really do have terrible taste in architecture cause I like the wood panels and how they break up the monolithic glass design with a warmer tone.

You also like LED lighting too haha...