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Amazing. Wow this is a huge building for the area. It's a tonne of office space. How many stories again?
 
hawc said:
Amazing. Wow this is a huge building for the area. It's a tonne of office space. How many stories again?
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In the title of each thread in this forum, in this case: 'Queen Richmond Centre West (134 Peter & 375-381 Queen W, Allied REIT, 17s, &Co.)', between the name of the developer, and the name of the architect, there is a number. In this thread, Queen Richmond West, between the Developer, Allied Reit, and the Architects, &Co, the number is '17'. I believe this might be relevant to the number of stories in this building…...
 
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AHK said:
In the title of each thread in this forum, in this case: 'Queen Richmond Centre West (134 Peter & 375-381 Queen W, Allied REIT, 17s, &Co.)', between the name of the developer, and the name of the architect, there is a number. In this thread, Queen Richmond West, between the Developer, Allied Reit, and the Architects, &Co, the number is '17'. I believe this might be relevant to the number of stories in this building…...
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They are setting up rebar in that photo to pour the 11th floor, the top "office" slab will be 17th Floor, then their will be a Mech. Floor level, and Steel roof level to top it off.
 
When you walk on the north side of Queen Street and look south, you realize what a huge and dramatic impact, all these towers will have on Queen but I quite like the effect of the towers soaring over the small, historic buildings. I think it's going to be quite unique and kind of a visual trade mark for this city. It's happening along Yonge Street too but it's more dramatic on Queen because the whole street is lined with small buildings.
 
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