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I am not vouching for the accuracy of my number because it is based on the height of the Edmonton tower as reported in wikipedia -- 129.84 m (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tallest_buildings_in_Edmonton). I then, with as much accuracy as is allowed in a pixilated photo, extrapolated the vanishing point lines of the Edmonton tower until they crossed the vanishing point lines of the Stantec tower (top of steel of moment frames). I then was able to proportion the difference and compare it to the reported height of the Edmonton Tower. It is probably accurate to the nearest half-meter. I was waiting for a tele-meeting to begin so I had a few moments of free time for a little self-indulged lunacy.
 
I am not vouching for the accuracy of my number because it is based on the height of the Edmonton tower as reported in wikipedia -- 129.84 m (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tallest_buildings_in_Edmonton). I then, with as much accuracy as is allowed in a pixilated photo, extrapolated the vanishing point lines of the Edmonton tower until they crossed the vanishing point lines of the Stantec tower (top of steel of moment frames). I then was able to proportion the difference and compare it to the reported height of the Edmonton Tower. It is probably accurate to the nearest half-meter. I was waiting for a tele-meeting to begin so I had a few moments of free time for a little self-indulged lunacy.
I thought you were just an expert in geometry.
 
@westcoastjos -- I am confident in the geometry, trigonometry and calculus of the process -- what I am not confident in is the starting number from Wikipedia. If that number is accurate (and, quoted to two decimal places, someone sure thinks that it is) then I am confident in my calculation (but maybe drop the decimals). I was going to calculate the height to the top of the aircraft warning lights (six of them mounted on vertical rods attached to the upper steel flange on the southernmost beam) which are legitimately part of the construction but that would have made the Stantec structure significantly taller and I would then have to face severe grilling from Skyrise aficionados (me thinks :eek:).
 
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From the email:

Introducing SKY Residences at ICE District
Sales Begin Fall 2017

Edmonton's New Address for the Upwardly Mobile
We are excited to announce sales for the next residential opportunity in Downtown Edmonton will start this Fall to Downtown Edmonton. SKY Residences at ICE District offers modern one and two-bedroom homes with open concept layouts and breathtaking views. Situated on floors 31 through 66, SKY Residences offers forever-views in all directions from Western Canada’s tallest tower.

Experience life in the heart of ICE District where shops, restaurants, concerts, hockey games and entertainment are all at your fingertips. Enjoy over 21,000 sq. ft. of residential amenity space located on the 30th floor of SKY Residences, complete with:

  • Outdoor fireplaces
  • Indoor and outdoor lunge areas
  • Gas barbecues
  • Demonstration kitchen and dining area
  • Rooftop patio
  • Oversized hot tub
  • Billiards club
  • Media room with large-screen TV
  • Business centre with two professional boardroom spaces
  • Fitness centre with state-of-the-art equipment and spacious yoga/pilates studio
  • Outdoor health & wellness terrace
  • Infrared sauna
 
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PERMIT_DATE August 25, 2017
PERMIT_NUMBER 162139487-069
JOB_CATEGORY Commercial Final
ADDRESS 10220 - 103 AVENUE NW
NEIGHBOURHOOD DOWNTOWN
JOB_DESCRIPTION To construct a temporary fence HOARDING (W side 102 ST, N side 103 AV) for TOWER E 66-storey mixed use (retail, office, residential) building. 01 Sept 2016 to 31 Aug 2017 SUBJECT to renewal prior to this expiry date
BUILDING_TYPE Engineering (490)
WORK_TYPE (03) Exterior Alterations
FLOOR_AREA 0
CONSTRUCTION_VALUE 10,000
ZONING AED
 

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