[trtcttc]

Is that the final colour of the glass? Or is there some film on it to protect it during construction? The glass seems a lot more green than the renders, more like condos built 15 years ago.

 

[Mountain Man]

Looks like the final colour.

 

[gsunnyg]

This is something Cidex would make. Looks like a midrise version of the Hat in EV.

 

[maestro]

This is exactly what I expect from Truman. Quality materials (SSG vs window wall) but strange choices like the white framed operational windows. The only thing that looks "lazy" are the vent covers. There's a lot of spandrel. It's a choice between spandrel glass, ACM, or Fibre Cement nowadays.

 

[Surrealplaces]

 

[Surrealplaces]

One thing I’ve never appreciated before in regards to this building is the backside from this angle. I knew that they had sloped it back on the upper levels to avoid looming over the neighbours and I can see being there next to the building physically that it doesn’t give a looming presence at all. It worked out very well.
This can be a good example for developers and neighbours when it comes to shadowing issues.

 

[Urban Outdoorsman]

There's a lot to like about this building, but I'm not loving the spandrel.

 

[Surrealplaces]

I'm not a huge fan of the spandrel color. Going with a medium gray spandrel would have made it look more like the vision glass and would have made the building look better overall IMO.

 

[trtcttc]

Those balconies are really out there. One of the businesses is slated to open in January, so the building should be complete this fall/early winter.

 

[Mountain Man]

Did Truman team up with Cidex or something? What's the point of all that glass if only like 10% of it is vision (clear) glass?

 

[The Familia]

I don’t like those balconies. They freak me out that they will collapse haha.

 

[YYCALGARY]

Giving me Chumir turned residential vibes.

 

[Alex_YYC]

 

[bgarneau]

Love the balcony cladding. Very cool. That product aint cheap too

 

[CalgaryTiger]

The balcony treatment is a nice relief after the disappointment of the cladding/glass.