I hate to say it, but an 18-month delay is almost "normal", London on the Espalanade, Murano, West Harbour City ... have all been delayed by about the same length of time.
The 3+ year delay of BSN is anything but normal ...
One of the sexiest buildings rising in the city today; is that the new white paint on the transfer floor? Would really seal the deal here, making the building "light."
One of the sexiest buildings rising in the city today; is that the new white paint on the transfer floor? Would really seal the deal here, making the building "light."
Thanks for the pics, guys. The balcony glass is looking quite sleek. Interesting that they're using thin, snuggly fit panes of glass for this rather than wider pieces.
Very very nice indeed! Hopefully residents will be restricted as to what can be kept outside on the balconies - otherwise the building will end up looking like a cluttered mess!
Thanks for the pics, guys. The balcony glass is looking quite sleek. Interesting that they're using thin, snuggly fit panes of glass for this rather than wider pieces.
Are they actually using thinner pieces vs wider, or is it the railing details giving the impress of shorter?
Hopefully Cresford will make this building look really great.
I'm sure that there's a certain standard they will have to live up to since there's supposed to be an affiliation with Georgio Armani.
Hmm. Maybe you're right. Maybe it is just an illusion that they are thin pieces of glass.
Also, regarding the painting of the balconies... how are they supposed to cleanly paint the outer edge of the concrete floor if the glass is snugged up so close?
Hmm. Maybe you're right. Maybe it is just an illusion that they are thin pieces of glass.
Also, regarding the painting of the balconies... how are they supposed to cleanly paint the outer edge of the concrete floor if the glass is snugged up so close?
I was looking at the balcony glass on my way by today and they look like thin, individual pieces. The glass looks completely clear also, it appears to have no tint.
Hmm. Maybe you're right. Maybe it is just an illusion that they are thin pieces of glass.
Also, regarding the painting of the balconies... how are they supposed to cleanly paint the outer edge of the concrete floor if the glass is snugged up so close?
I was wondering the same thing. Then I took a look around town and noticed several buildings where the undersides of balconies are painted, but the outer edge of the concrete is not. I'm still hoping the undersides of CASA's balconies will be painted, but I would bet that the outer edge of the concrete will not be. Nonetheless, I'm still very pleased with the way this project is progressing.
I was wondering the same thing. Then I took a look around town and noticed several buildings where the undersides of balconies are painted, but the outer edge of the concrete is not. I'm still hoping the undersides of CASA's balconies will be painted, but I would bet that the outer edge of the concrete will not be. Nonetheless, I'm still very pleased with the way this project is progressing.
I noticed the same thing today (in the bitter cold). Seems like the building I looked at, behind the CASA sales office, did not paint the face under the glass. I wonder if it has something to do with the heat that would be present with the sun beating down through the glass? I talked to the sales rep there. The penthouse units and the lockers are not available as of yet. They have some deal going on that they will discount the equivalent of 2 years of maintenance fees on any new units sold. Supposedly, this will not affect how much past purchasers will be paying.