Wigs
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Brumline, as a new Hamiltonian keep the photos coming. Always nice to see photos from a different lens. (A UK expat no less)
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spaghettisam
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Brumline
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Thanks, Wigs!Brumline, as a new Hamiltonian keep the photos coming. Always nice to see photos from a different lens. (A UK expat no less)
HamiltonPlanning
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Action shot:
innsertnamehere
Superstar
About to break the mythical “height limit”
BCTed
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The view from the escarpment will never be the same...
berklon
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I've noticed a lot less sunshine recently. Now I know why.
Chris R.
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Just sticking out above some other buildings from the Bayview junction:
TheHonestMaple
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How many more floors to go?
Chris R.
Senior Member
That second level is 20 floors, so it appears they are finishing up floor 30, so around 4 more floors.
TheHonestMaple
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Cool. Didn't turn out quite as tall as I thought it would for some reason, from this perspective at least. I thought it would rival the Landmark Place. I guess that is still the "landmark" for us.
Chronamut
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Yup - height limit still unbroken lol.
Wigs
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It's just under 108m/ 354 ft
"Landmark" Place is 127 m /417 ft
Of Hamilton's 70s era high-rises, I even prefer The Olympia to LP
Chris R.
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With it's refinish the Olympia looks great. The ground floor is horrendous, but the portion immediately above that looks great. I think the Landmark place could look a lot nicer with a reclad.It's just under 108m/ 354 ft
"Landmark" Place is 127 m /417 ft
Of Hamilton's 70s era high-rises, I even prefer The Olympia to LP
I actually really like the ground floor of the Landmark Place, and with Main St redesign I think it will become a lot more inviting.