caltrane74
Senior Member
by me
Shangri la
Shangri la
interested
Senior Member
Penthouses on floor 65 I believe are 2 storeys.
Hypnotoad
Senior Member
Love the way this one is coming together...
interested
Senior Member
Great pics Hynotoad.
Keep them coming.
I can't wait (like a kid before Christmas) for the cladding to start. I just think this is going to be a beautiful building when finished both inside and out.
Keep them coming.
I can't wait (like a kid before Christmas) for the cladding to start. I just think this is going to be a beautiful building when finished both inside and out.
steveve
Senior Member
I agree... amazing batch of shots Hypnotoad!
I'm not gonna keep my expectations amazingly high (we've had too many let downs in this city), but i'm hoping for some solid cladding here.
current
Active Member
October 29
Pics of Bishop's Block and I like brick work.
Pics of Bishop's Block and I like brick work.
4grand
Active Member
Great curves to this building. It's refreshing to see something other than hard, right angles.
khris
Senior Member
There are no curves on this building at all.
4grand
Active Member
^ I see...
Red October
Senior Member
duper
Active Member
Indeed.
The built form is reminiscent of the Minto Midtown towers.
The built form is reminiscent of the Minto Midtown towers.
vini007
Active Member
hello all,
question 4 any of u.? . does any one know or has the new cam link 4 the site these is one..?
thank you vinny
question 4 any of u.? . does any one know or has the new cam link 4 the site these is one..?
thank you vinny
Redroom Studios
Senior Member
lol, you beat me to it!
that brickwork and stone work looks amazing. I wonder if the people working on that restoration have special training or credentials. it looks like it would be a lot of fun and those workers would get to use a bit of their own creative touch....
current
Active Member
I agree Redroom Studios it does look like it would be fun. I also like how they use low tech strings to make sure their work is level and vertical on all of the corners. That method has not changed for thousands of years. Churchill had a passion for brick laying. He did it as a hobby and he belonged to the British bricklayer's union. Masons are highly trained and skilled, and organised.