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jeddy1989 Oct 9, 2012 10:53 AM

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Originally Posted by SignalHillHiker (Post 5860119)
I didn't mind that proposal either - but I would have preferred it as a Cabot Complex reclad than a new project.

I think it was an OK proposal ... at the time I loved it because it was the first bit of action in like decades lol ... however looking at it now it looks like it could have been from the 80s or cheapish looking .. especially compared to the quality of proposals that we have now

Also at 15floors being the size it would have been it looks very bulky and like a huge glass box ... now if you squeezed it in and went up to like 20-23 floors and did it in the style of Fortis Place ... now that would be a sexy building!

Architype Oct 9, 2012 10:12 PM

Another concept proposal that is quite interesting is the one for the Battery Hotel site.
It includes a 10 storey condo, 7 storey hotel, and 6 storey office building, apartments etc..



The rest of the renders can be found here.

Source: http://www.ekistics.net/work/CE/5.html

Townie709 Oct 9, 2012 10:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Architype (Post 5860838)
Another concept proposal that is quite interesting is the one for the Battery Hotel site.
It includes a 10 storey condo, 7 storey hotel, and 6 storey office building, apartments etc..



The rest of the renders can be found here.

Source: http://www.ekistics.net/work/CE/5.html

I think we were discussing this proposal a while back. I really like this one as well. But whether its this or just another hotel, I don't care. I think we all agree on one thing. Sometime over the next 10 years, the battery hotel has to go. It is disgusting both on the outside, and even more so on the inside. What a waste of the million dollar view.

Read the reviews on any website, or just talk to someone who's been there and there's your proof that its got to go or be gutted completely, and re-clad. My guess is that it would be much more profitable to push the battery hotel off the hill into the Harbor and start anew. A nice complex like that proposal, or even a hotel is welcome but the current battery hotel has got to go.

statbass Oct 9, 2012 10:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Townie709 (Post 5860854)
I think we were discussing this proposal a while back. I really like this one as well. But whether its this or just another hotel, I don't care. I think we all agree on one thing. Sometime over the next 10 years, the battery hotel has to go. It is disgusting both on the outside, and even more so on the inside. What a waste of the million dollar view.

Read the reviews on any website, or just talk to someone who's been there and there's your proof that its got to go or be gutted completely, and re-clad. My guess is that it would be much more profitable to push the battery hotel off the hill into the Harbor and start anew. A nice complex like that proposal, or even a hotel is welcome but the current battery hotel has got to go.

:previous: Yup, I completely agree with you here.

codyLawrenceDylan14 Oct 13, 2012 2:42 PM

I would like to see a Modern , Unique High-rise Condo something like the Altro Vetro In Dublin, Ireland. The building measurements are Only: 21M by 8M
It stands at a height of: 50.6m

http://www.viewpictures.co.uk/ImageT...wer_showin.jpg

Link:http://www.viewpictures.co.uk/Detail...76413&TypeID=1

http://www.firepro.ie/img/projects/alto_vetro.jpg

http://www.jharchitecture.ie/wp-cont...lto-Vetro1.jpg

jeddy1989 Oct 13, 2012 2:53 PM

:previous: OMG hahahah talk about skinny

yeah I'd like to see some things like that well that would be good for the steel hotel site (prob be a bit thicker LOL) but still I like the more narrow and tall buildings .. however parking would be the bummer if this were to be built DT ... in other areas of the city it'd be cool too :)

statbass Oct 13, 2012 3:27 PM

:previous: That is a nice looking building; although, I would prefer something a little more wider, nonetheless great find Cody! Its narrowness does gives it an illusion of being much taller. I'm not sure how well received this would be if it were proposed for downtown (I'm thinking a lot of opposition). I could definitely see it being located around the Tiffany condos area, or maybe in Mount Pearl, if the city ever decides to build up.

Marty_Mcfly Oct 13, 2012 5:52 PM

Nice building. It looks a lot taller than it actually is, but in reality it'd be comparative to all the other buildings downtown.

Architype Oct 13, 2012 9:56 PM

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Originally Posted by codyLawrenceDylan14 (Post 5865479)
I would like to see a Modern , Unique High-rise Condo something like the Altro Vetro In Dublin, Ireland. The building measurements are Only: 21M by 8M
It stands at a height of: 50.6m

^ Interesting building.

Please credit the source for posting pictures (post the link to the page), according to forum rules.

codyLawrenceDylan14 Oct 13, 2012 10:44 PM

I could only find one of the links :/
But thanks I will be sure to post all links next time :)

statbass Oct 14, 2012 8:43 PM

Below is an image of 6100 Young St. proposal in Halifax. I think something similar to these buildings would be a good fit as the Tiffany condos development. A little shorter of course, as Tiffany will be 16 floors. Thoughts anyone?

http://i132.photobucket.com/albums/q...gStHalifax.jpg

Source: http://thechronicleherald.ca/DCW/1265115.html

Edit: I re-referenced the source website from the 6100 Young st thread, which turned out to be a dead link. I searched but couldn't find another image.

Architype Oct 14, 2012 10:26 PM

Here are some links about that one, apparently it was "well received" in Halifax. It's possible the proposed Tiffany development could be similar to that, although that one includes some commercial space, and I think the area it's being built in is mainly commercial.

http://thechronicleherald.ca/metro/1...ceived-meeting

http://www.youronlineagents.com/cwea....php?id=396120

http://www.openfile.ca/halifax/blog/...-wm-apartments

codyLawrenceDylan14 Oct 14, 2012 11:04 PM

Yeah I think something like that would look good! but It would look even better with a little more color :) I think that it looks a little to plain.

jeddy1989 Oct 14, 2012 11:26 PM

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Originally Posted by codyLawrenceDylan14 (Post 5866671)
Yeah I think something like that would look good! but It would look even better with a little more color :) I think that it looks a little to plain.

I agree, give it a splash of colour, give a bit of St. John's Style to it ;)

statbass Oct 14, 2012 11:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Architype (Post 5866645)
Here are some links about that one, apparently it was "well received" in Halifax. It's possible the proposed Tiffany development could be similar to that, although that one includes some commercial space, and I think the area it's being built in is mainly commercial.

http://thechronicleherald.ca/metro/1...ceived-meeting

http://www.youronlineagents.com/cwea....php?id=396120

http://www.openfile.ca/halifax/blog/...-wm-apartments

:previous: Thanks for finding these links for the proposal, I obviously didn't look too hard. :haha:

I also agree with Cody and Jeddy - add a splash of colour to enhance the wow factor and give it some St. John's pizazz.

Townie709 Oct 15, 2012 12:25 AM

I like the design, but I agree that it needs a bit more St. John's style!

I hope they are not afraid to stray from the original Tiffany tower's design. I don't mind the design of Tiffany tower A, but I wouldn't want to see that same design stretched further into the sky. That design works for the 9-story building but it wouldn't for a 16 story building.

Maybe a few balconies too?

Also will these be strictly seniors condos or will it be a general public condo development???

jeddy1989 Oct 15, 2012 12:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Townie709 (Post 5866735)
I like the design, but I agree that it needs a bit more St. John's style!

I hope they are not afraid to stray from the original Tiffany tower's design. I don't mind the design of Tiffany tower A, but I wouldn't want to see that same design stretched further into the sky. That design works for the 9-story building but it wouldn't for a 16 story building.

Maybe a few balconies too?

Also will these be strictly seniors condos or will it be a general public condo development???

By the look of their website it looks like they actually want young urban people.. but it's definitely not senior buildings

Townie709 Oct 15, 2012 1:07 AM

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Originally Posted by jeddy1989 (Post 5866739)
By the look of their website it looks like they actually want young urban people.. but it's definitely not senior buildings

Do the towers have their own website? Because the Tiffany Village (the existing building) Website clearly states "Tiffany Village Retirement Living" in the corner :haha:

So would the Tiffany Towers be associated with Tiffany Village or would they be seperate? And Just wondering, what website are you looking at??

jeddy1989 Oct 15, 2012 1:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Townie709 (Post 5866775)
Do the towers have their own website? Because the Tiffany Village (the existing building) Website clearly states "Tiffany Village Retirement Living" in the corner :haha:

So would the Tiffany Towers be associated with Tiffany Village or would they be seperate? And Just wondering, what website are you looking at??

This website ... the overall development is called tiffany estates

http://www.tiffanycondos.com/

Townie709 Oct 15, 2012 1:26 AM

Thanks! It's definitely not a senior's development, that's for sure! I really want to hear more on the Tiffany Estates development, but the fact is we may not hear anything on this project for quite some time because the timeline in the projects inventory was 2012-2016 :frog: :frog: :frog:

I just always wanted to use that from emoticon..:previous:


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