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[Gronk!]

TD Bank had their soft opening yesterday, with a grand opening in late August

Canadian Icehouse is back to normal! Will need to return once summer is back because I want to see if their ground level patio is open.

 

[Clearshades]

So far we have green and red, so when is yellow coming? Canary please!

 

[Quarmenitos]

Honestly, I hope that if they build the CWB Skyscraper, I think at least 180 Meters is a good height, since it can match up with JW Marriot and Stantec Tower!

 

[dunno]

Just needs one more bank to really make this district pop off

 

[archited]

@Quarmenitos the tower is height limited by footing and column design that is already in place.

 

[Clearshades]

^
Very unfortunately but it will still contribute substantial densification which will be just as relevant at this stage of our core.

 

[Gronk!]

Still not open

 

[buildings]

^most yegcellent!

 

[Munanyo]

Man those pics really give off a big city vibe. Love it!

 

[Quarmenitos]

@Quarmenitos the tower is height limited by footing and column design that is already in place.

Oh I know, but I would be cool though!

 

[EdmTrekker]

@Quarmenitos the tower is height limited by footing and column design that is already in place.

Do we know what the limits are?

 

[archited]

43 storeys

 

[Quarmenitos]

43 storeys

147 Meters if it goes the same way JW Marritot did with their stories!

 

[EdmTrekker]

147 Meters if it goes the same way JW Marritot did with their stories!

That assumes that the hotel and condo floor plates had the same height and it does not look like it. And the new tower will be office and residential.

 

[archited]

Sounds about right. Office floor-to-floor dimensions are typically larger than residential (hotel and apartment, both)... since there aren't projected to be many office floors the difference one way or the other could only be a couple of metres (at most) -- beside which there is a load restriction that is not directly translatable into floors. Office live loads are generally set higher than residential (50psf vs 40psf).. so higher loads would suggest fewer stories by a factor of 20% whereas increased height by the same factor would essentially negate the difference -- so 43 storeys would apply no matter.