Platopos
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The design is actually pretty good. Depending on what materials they use, I'd go as far as to say it could actually turn out quite pretty. Very Gondor-esque but in the 21st century
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Mckinley Burkart does solid stuff. You can expect good materials and good detail. That combined with Certus who has also done some nice little projects, and this one should turn out nicely.
Calgcouver
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I like Certus' projects. This is a really solid looking building, wish we could see residential with this quality of design materials from them in the near future.
Habanero
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I like this building Certus did in Britannia. It's small, but very effective.
maestro
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The Spider Block looks good. The one in the above post isn't bad. It does have too much of that replica big box warehouse look with the choices in finishes.
Always_Biking
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Something about it does have a bit of that 'new style outlet centre mall' look, but for the most part a nice boutique building. It's form is nice, but it's function is great. It's transformed Britannia Plaza.
1875
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Silence&Motion
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Patrick.1980
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Similar to the Bates Block in Mission (also designed by MB) except smaller windows.
1875
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bricks going up, painting them white?
Great minds think alike. A couple more update pics.
1875
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throwing its neighbour in here
Always_Biking
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Man does this ever look like the Maxwell Bates Block in Mission. A good thing IMO.
Edit: checks thread title, yep, same architect.
Edit: checks thread title, yep, same architect.