[darwink]

two ends with the huge cantilevers - i wonder how they made it work without thick transfer slab at the lowest level- didn't drive by this often when it was being built-dang

That is exactly what they did.

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[rpeng]

That is exactly what they did.

i dunno if that is thick enough for the huge cantilever - I see what they did now - they used a "truss" system i can see steel beams

 

[gsunnyg]

They should've gone with a metallic or pure white. Its already looking old.

 

[MissingMiddle]

That is exactly what they did.

That bottom slab is ~300mm, nowhere near thick enough to be a transfer slab, especially one that cantilevers an 8 storey structure 9m.

 

[darwink]

 

[Surrealplaces]

 

[Surrealplaces]

www.facebook.com/keith.walker.378199

 

[Mountain Man]

Really hate the beige.

 

[Chinese_T]

 

[Chinese_T]

 

[Alex_YYC]

 

[Surrealplaces]

That is one massive building.

 

[luk_o]

Massive, and very blah. The beige bottom looks pretty bad in person, and colored cladding looks cheap for the top part. She wont age well.

...glad to have it though!

 

[Cowtown]

Agree, the look isn't great, but this is definitely a case of function over form.

 

[Mountain Man]

It would have been so much better if it wasn't beige.