ProjectEnd
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Or if they'd just gone the extra mile and done curtain wall - or, at the very least, some sort of refined, non-mullion, window wall.
But that's not Plaza"s MO, unfortunately.
But that's not Plaza"s MO, unfortunately.
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willwu
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today。
3Dementia
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Very nice shots willwu... your 4th pic is giving me an elongated diamond vibe I've never noticed before. (failing eyesight).
Now if UT decrees that this sunny angle is the only one to be posted in the future...
Now if UT decrees that this sunny angle is the only one to be posted in the future...
Benito
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Looks fine early morning today.
officedweller
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There's an office tower planned in Vancouver with that colour and the angled panels, but wider windows change the look:
Major office tower proposed to replace Seymour and Pender parkade (RENDERINGS) | Urbanized
The six-storey parkade at the northwest corner of the intersection of West Pender Street and Seymour Street in downtown Vancouver could be replaced.
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Rascacielo
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Yesterday (July 1st) from Absolute Tower
GenerationLee
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Taken on the 30th of June,
AlbertC
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July 12, 2020
isaidso
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Had a lot higher expectations for this one. This is another one that will have to wait for window replacement 20-40 years from now before it will look good.
got it right
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Yes...lipstick on a pig
UtakataNoAnnex
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The elements got lost in the spamdrel again. /sigh
willwu
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today。
Rascacielo
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Today
Yegger
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It is striking in some lights. Overall, I'm happy with the developer/architect team for being adventurous and taking a risk though if they committed fully on the execution side, the final product would've been a showstopper. Looking forward to see how the heritage facades are resolved.
Contra
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Some angles really show off the fantastic geometric shapes/shadow...some show a lot of spandrel.