archited
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Nice to see real bricks laid one at a time.
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Vacs
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you consider brick veneer real brick?
archited
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It is single course brick on an other-than-masonry structure -- so call it veneer if you like but it is not brick tile -- I can see the tie-backs in place. But what I was really saying is that they are not preassembled masonry wall panels that are so frequently used these days.
Vacs
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If you look closely at this picture, it's brick "tile" or what I call brick veneer.
But yes agree. Not reassembled masonry wall panels which I can say I do not think I have ever seen
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retiredfire
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SMayo
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Clearshades
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It will a decent tower for sure.
cmd uw
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It seems like it has taken forever to finish the acrylic stucco. Nice to finally see the tarps come down.
Barnaby
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The bricks on the townhomes look very nice in person. I'm happy that virtually anything built in Oliver is within walking distance of the Valley West Tram. This is a good infill.
One thing I noticed about this area is the lack of trees. This area feels a bit barren.
One thing I noticed about this area is the lack of trees. This area feels a bit barren.
buildings
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^still part of the old rail yards and ancillary lands. will take a couple of more generations for nature to "infill" those creosote soaked lands.
Barnaby
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Maybe the tree planting program could be pointed toward the downtown areas that are missing tree canopies.
Glenco
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Big reveal.
chrisvazquez7
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Move that bus!! …er, I mean construction trailer!
Didama
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I think this will turn out just fine. A lot better then the hot mess Regency built at the other end of the block, that's for sure...
Didama
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tarps are pretty much gone now. I'm not hating it