Agreed unless you are Concord Sky missing Supertall status by 1m
It's funny how that works this way even if it's out by a cm. As well as, the closer to the accepted measurement one building gets without hitting the supertall glory, the more absurd this becomes.Agreed unless you are Concord Sky missing Supertall status by 1m
Oh man, night and day on the glass in the left and right phases.
Not sure why they cheapened out on some of the materials to start on Phase 1. Pinnacle didn't think this project would fly or something?
It's really a shame that the developers didn't try to achieve something like "The Well" with this project. The potential was definitely there: huge local population, direct connection to The Path, proper mix of commercial and residential, and the absence of anything similar in the area. Really could've defined the eastern section of the waterfront and acted as a magnet for both locals and tourists. Another missed opportunity....
Completely agree this is such a desolate project.
Let’s wait and see the how good the public realm execution will be here. Even if subpar, there are a massive number of improvements coming to the immediate surroundings including a new park right next door.
If there's any place that missed out on a "Well" like treatment it's Time and Space over at Front and Sherbourne; that parcel of land is even larger in terms of the footprint it had without having a road bisecting it and it's pretty much begging for retail. Pinnacle (so far) has actually done a pretty good job at integrating retail into the base of the podium and when Phase 2 and 3 are complete, there will be a pretty interesting ground level experience. There's only so much that can be done here since Harbour St is going to divide Phase 1, 2 and 3 from Phases 4 and 5 (if those are ever built as currently envisioned).
