They've made it this far, hopefully the hold up is just a supply issue with the exterior material.
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adamyyc
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I'd wager it's a supply issue. The corner of Sarina Homes' Harrison building has remained untouched for a couple months, despite the rest of the building being substantial completed the materials on the corner are different than the rest of the building).
JonnyCanuck
Senior Member
The florescent green wrapping is starting to grow on me. It's sure to make the building stand out on the street.
Cowtown
Senior Member
I'm guessing supply issue also. It's a common issue lately.
potatopizzafan
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JTron
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Imagine if they left it green like that, it would stick out in every skyline photo lol.
adamyyc
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This continues to exceed expectations for me. I even like the yellow. Upper levels were what I liked the least from the renderings so will be interested to see how the exterior turns out.
We might do alright with this one. The podium looks like crap in the renderings, but is turning out quite decently. Also, I tend to forget this was a parking lot with a run down, pink stucco restaurant. So far, big win.
Kōsō
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I love the contrasting yellow to the dark grey brick. Gives the building some punch.
BKha
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I’m anxious to see what the upper portion exterior material looks like.
The new reality for Development projects these days is Tyvek will be the exterior material for quite some time while we wait for rest of the material. Lol
The new reality for Development projects these days is Tyvek will be the exterior material for quite some time while we wait for rest of the material. Lol
MichaelS
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Kudos to the contractor/developer for keeping the boulevard trees alive and healthy during this very long construction process.
Stephen Ave
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I’m guessing there is a supply issue with exterior materials? Catalyst, Era and this building have been covered in Tyvek for a while.
Still the same.
