Jasonzed
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Jasonzed
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greenleaf
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From today.
The setback on the east side should start after the current floor is poured:
The front entrance:
The curve on the backside:
The backside:
The setback on the east side should start after the current floor is poured:
The front entrance:
The curve on the backside:
The backside:
SP!RE
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I love the massing and the shape of this project. 
Can't wait to see the glass that's chosen for it.
Can't wait to see the glass that's chosen for it.
Solaris
Senior Member
I have my bets on blue glass ~
Mike in TO
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If my memory serves me right this should include curtain wall application.
UrbanAffair
Senior Member
^sweet!! So is that the facade type where there is little sign of spandrels and connection to the superstructure?
whatever
Senior Member
I can't see it using curtainwall. For one there's no pockets for the anchors (and the slab isn't thick enough for it to be using face connections). And then I thought the south elevation had wrap around balconies. If that's the case it would be kind of stupid to use a system that's a magnitude of order more expensive in an application where it would be no better than windowwall.
jenmedia
New Member
.... I am curious about your thoughts now; the initial image you posted here in no longer on the web. i never have seen that one so i cannot compare. maybe you can tell me if the project outcome surpassed your expectations? i am doing research on architecure and developments in various areas, this being one of them. kind regards,-jAnd the winner of this year's "Don't worry about a professional rendering, we'll get your ....
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Jasonzed
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Red Mars
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