To me it looks like matte EIFS panels, but it might be stucco, which would be brutal. Wish it could just be brick. Fat chance in this city.
 
From the DP (Page262): The towers are constructed from a combination of silver and pewter metal panels, with clear and grey vision glass and medium grey spandrel glass. Mechanical louvres are medium grey.

The podium is constructed from a combination of light and medium grey brick, brown canopy slats with clear and grey vision glass and medium grey spandrel glass.

http://www.calgary.ca/_layouts/cocis/DirectDownload.aspx?target=http://www.calgary.ca/PDA/pd/Documents/calgary_planning_commission/agenda/2018/agenda-cpc-april-19.pdf&noredirect=1&sf=1
 
I guess this pic from the DP answers the question about the first two towers.

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Silver and pewter panels, could look pretty good. One thing I like about metallic panels is they way they reflect light from the sky, giving different looks to the building depending on the sky.

From the DP (Page262): The towers are constructed from a combination of silver and pewter metal panels, with clear and grey vision glass and medium grey spandrel glass. Mechanical louvres are medium grey.

The podium is constructed from a combination of light and medium grey brick, brown canopy slats with clear and grey vision glass and medium grey spandrel glass.

http://www.calgary.ca/_layouts/cocis/DirectDownload.aspx?target=http://www.calgary.ca/PDA/pd/Documents/calgary_planning_commission/agenda/2018/agenda-cpc-april-19.pdf&noredirect=1&sf=1
 
Comes down to quality of the materials and the installation. Metal can go bad quickly. It's worse than stucco when it does, IMO.
 
Grocery Store? I didn't know there was a Store Going In! This will B Interesting as Co-op was Origionally on the East Belt. They Moved to Belt West. I will B Interested
to Find Out.

Tix,
Operater,
 

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