[MacLac]

You're thinking of the Ten, the one in the photo is still office - that’s where Alberta Supports is, among other tenants.

That's the NOT the "Ten?" Whoops, that's exactly what I was thinking it was....

 

[Edmontonium]

 

[Filip.Nowak]

 

[Barnaby]

 

[thommyjo]

Starting to really see this one as you drive around downtown. It’s poking above the current “ceiling” of this area. Can’t wait for tower 2.

 

[David A]

Pretty much everything in this area was built when the height restrictions for the old airport were still in effect, so a lot of 12 to 15 storey buildings on this and the nearby streets.

It makes for a more interesting downtown to have more variety in height and now buildings can be built at a more suitable height for the area.

 

[archited]

Every few floors we get one with expanded internal height -- interesting. I count three so far.

 

[northlands]

Every few floors we get one with expanded internal height -- interesting. I count three so far.

I noticed that also recently, was wondering why

 

[archited]

Probably harkens back to when this building was slated to be a condo (if it isn't still projected to be so) to offer different ceiling heights -- alternative amenities.

 

[cmd uw]

^There is usually no difference between ceiling heights regardless if the building will be rental or condo. In today's market finishing levels are basically the same - some condos will offer slightly higher-end finishes.

 

[Rebourn]

Not a bad thing, but this building seems really close to street. This picture taken from MIDDLE of the street.

 

[Clearshades]

More impactful it will be.

 

[Munanyo]

Guesses when this one might be topped out?

 

[thommyjo]

Guesses when this one might be topped out?

March/April?

 

[Clearshades]

Once they pass the podium, the footplate of this size is roughly 1.5 weeks per floor. If need be, it could easily be done faster, but that will require well organized coordination and slightly more manpower.