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Originally Posted by SpongeG
seriously though maybe i am wrong in thinking that the stone was chosen and the building designed to nordstroms wishes, i wonder if they would change it easily at some point in the future
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Nope.
Just like Target remodelled Zellers stores.
And Eaton's and Sears - somewhat - remodelled stores for eatons and Eatons.
It's just branding.
But it's off topic to discuss retail failure...
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Pic by me today.
The different lines created by the variation in height of the awnings and spandrels bugs me a bit (as on the Robson side, too).
You can see the anchor points for the vertical "Nordstrom" blade sign. It won't be as big as the previous EATON'S / SEARS sign, because of the office space above. Hopefully it'll be big enough to be prominent on the massive building.
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