Rollerstud98
Active Member
I agree, bare concrete swallows light up with not much reflection.
- Thread starter Surrealplaces
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UrbanWarrior
Senior Member
Cowtown
Senior Member
Good point. I wonder if they are going to paint the concrete a light white, etc.. that would help reflect some light.
Mountain Man
Senior Member
They will most likely paint it white, or cover it in drywall then paint it white.
Just build it
Active Member
Nice pics @UrbanWarrior.
Operater
Active Member
Hi,
These Pictures also give a Good Ideas of Transit Right of Ways can B used to Make use of Space on Top of the Open Spaces Above. B interesting to See That on 7th
Ave or Other Rights of Way.
Tnx,
Operater.
These Pictures also give a Good Ideas of Transit Right of Ways can B used to Make use of Space on Top of the Open Spaces Above. B interesting to See That on 7th
Ave or Other Rights of Way.
Tnx,
Operater.
Mountain Man
Senior Member
Apparently the doors open in 100 days!
Operater
Active Member
Hi,
Its to Bad Inside Pictures Won't B Permitted till the Day it Opens. Feel Were Missing Out on a Lot of Opportunities.
Tnx,
Operater.
Its to Bad Inside Pictures Won't B Permitted till the Day it Opens. Feel Were Missing Out on a Lot of Opportunities.
Tnx,
Operater.
UrbanWarrior
Senior Member
luk_o
New Member
From this morning.
Interesting that the interior lights show through on the gray spandrel sections, I didn't realize they were transparent.
Mountain Man
Senior Member
They are frosted, probably to let in light but reduce glare. This building looks great, so happy with what we got. I'm really curious to see how the Library in Edmonton turns out, they are doing a full reno on theirs, so it will make a good comparison to ours.
Stephen Ave
Active Member
Nice pics. I’m super jealous of your angles. Are those from N3?
Yup. Pretty sure the entire building is AirBNB'd out.