gregv
Active Member
Twin peaks today:
Lenser
Senior Member
B!tchin.'
AnotherCanuck
New Member
I don't know why but I find it amazing that they're already cladding the lower floors while the top of the tower doesn't even exist yet.
ushahid
Senior Member
i thought thats how they do it. not?
sikandar
Active Member
June 21
kotsy
Senior Member
Ya, if anything they're way behind schedule. Correct me if i'm wrong, but cladding seems to usually follow 10 stories or so behind floor plates
DSC
Superstar
I think that's concrete buildings. For this one they have lots of work to do inside the steel frame (pouring floors, fireproofing etc) and I bet they do not want glass there until this is finished.
3Dementia
Senior Member
Lookin' like the best glass cladding in years (anywhere). The wiggly floor lines on the levels above is intriguing.
Can't wait to see the west side clad on a sunny late afternoon... might be some unintentional Gardiner fender-benders ;-)
Can't wait to see the west side clad on a sunny late afternoon... might be some unintentional Gardiner fender-benders ;-)
Adjei
Senior Member
Glass is beautiful in person..
kotsy
Senior Member
cd concept
Senior Member
The glass facade looks very dark even when the sunlight reflects off it. Creating a rich look to the building as seen in the photo up above!
TheKingEast
Senior Member
That glass is looking like a snack.
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mburrrrr
Senior Member
Another jump this week.
4 floors of lighter coloured concrete.
I believe the core stays this size until the top. Full speed ahead!
4 floors of lighter coloured concrete.
I believe the core stays this size until the top. Full speed ahead!
Gizmo
New Member
South side glass was added mid week.
3Dementia
Senior Member
When fully clad I'd wager the multitude of unique reflections will become a photographers' dream... wonder how Kotsy will hide his handle lol.