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Old Posted Sep 26, 2007, 6:10 AM
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Two Harbour Green | 105m | 31 fl | Completed

Two Harbour Green


James KM Cheng Architects Inc.

From Emporis:
- Sold 65 suites in only 10 days for $160 million ($2.5 million average), a city record to June 2005. Seven units were held back including the penthouse listed at $7.25 million.

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Some construction pics from Saturday:




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Old Posted Sep 26, 2007, 6:15 AM
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Just realized all the other tower threads have green arrows next to them. If it matters at all, a moderator can feel free to add one to this if you can.
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Old Posted Sep 26, 2007, 7:21 AM
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I like this tower... but I wish that there was a bit more variety and evolution of point tower architecture. Too few architects designing this city's skyline.

I mean you can tell in a glance that it's another James Cheng design.
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I like one harbour green better has a very nice finish:


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They have begun adding the stone finish on the townhouses facing habour green park, the stone is a light brownish colour, looks quite nice, but not as striking as the red on HG1.
Someone want to walk by and take a picture?
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The large glass panes and the absence of spandrel panels (vertically) on the facade make it look much cleaner than your typical James Cheng building.
I guess the big suites have more flexibility for interior layout.
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In my opinion one of only a few buildings I've seen where the building itself looks far better than the rendering... it looks almost office like from afar with only the horizontal spandrels.
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night shot from www.flickr.com
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Was there an agreement with renaissance to not block their views, judging from some of the pics, it seems they left a rather large gap between HG1 & 2, they could easily have fit in a 4th tower in those 3 sites.
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not that i know of... i think it's just the angle of the pic. hg2 does block a significant portion the renaissance
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Yeah, I think there was a lawsuit and settlement agreement.
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pics taken by me today of the "limestone" going up.








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Old Posted Oct 6, 2007, 5:52 AM
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Nice stone.
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Old Posted Oct 9, 2007, 10:05 AM
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An update from yesterday. You can finally see the crown taking shape. Looks infinitely better than the original renderings.

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hmmm that's quite reminiscent to bental5
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Old Posted Oct 9, 2007, 8:58 PM
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The finishing on the Harbour Green towers (from Escala all the way down to HG2) looks to be far above any other projects around.
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Pics from today.







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Thanks. I like the gray brick on the water side of the podium The Cordova side looks to be awfully biege....
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That first shot is great. Will be interesting to see what that roof feature will look like once finished. Think it will have any lighting effects?
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Old Posted Jan 16, 2008, 5:16 AM
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Thanks for all the updates today vanman, great work.
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