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The glass, like most buildings, is the terrible part, but this could have been worse, at least it has some brick, To allow myself to appreciate this built, I just squint my eyes and look at the bottom part, and it almost looks like an old heritage warehouse that got renovated with new glass

Kinda wish it would emulate the existing market building rather than be mainly glass, the cladding helps, but wish there was going to be some brick

can't quiet tell from the renders, but is this building going to completely block the art-work on the adjacent building from street view?

People will be moving into pinnacle before this even hits the halfway mark

Pretty sure one of the ORCA project buildings will be standing in front of them

Is that green stuff algae growing on the tower?

following this project is beginning to feel like watching paint dry

Hoping 350 meters will at least be the average height of all new proposals by 2050

If they don't have to go through the process of building ramps for the parking in one young, since they have the ramps already built in phase 1 and connected to one young through the knock-out walls, then would this be a slightly faster bottom to ground build than your general construction?

you should really submit that photo to some kind of photography media

I wish the bricks would have carried on to the ground instead of ending a just a floor above and being replaced with glass - it makes it look like fragile glass is supporting heavy bricks, unattractive

always feels misleading when they post a render of a park and paste in 30 year old trees, we're not going to actually enjoy that view for a long time

maybe all they need to make a deal is a giant mirror on top of the tower to keep the sun on the front lawns of the NIMBYs

Well they're no one is going to be building affordable housing in the extra 38 meters no matter what we can leave it empty and get nothing, or we can approve the height increase and get 80 more luxury units that will be paying expensive property taxes to the city which can be used to fund...

for those who attended, did it look like things are in our favour?

it will take over 3 years to top out at that rate, Pinnacle one will be topped out by then

Isn't right now the worst time of the year to plant a tree? A deciduous tree too, nonetheless

There's a good chance the rich person who buys this isn't even a Canadian

I can see how people would get the false impression that this being built very fast, you can see in the photos that most of this is just an empty steel shell currently

I have doubts that who ever buys that property will actually live in it