This press kit image calls them snowguards.. and it seems like they got rid of the block matrix pattern. There's some black dots evenly spaced facing the peak of the roof but they could just be attachment points.
Looks like a similar sort of scattered pattern, but in horizontal instead of vertical. Those more regularly spaced points look like they’re for a worker safety lifeline.
Older version:
Photo credit: PNE / Revery Architecture
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Nothin' shakin' on Shakedown Street
Used to be the heart of town
Don’t tell me this town ain’t got no heart
You just gotta poke around…
Had a chance to tour the new St Pauls Hospital a few weeks ago. What a fantastic facility. It may be another year before it is fully open but will be worth it. Planning for future technology was Incorporated into this build.
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Why complain about the weather? Its always going to be here. You on the other hand will not.
Its the same thing, one is just the anglicized pronunciation of the original squamish name, the other is a more accurate phonetic pronunciation of the name.
Its the same thing, one is just the anglicized pronunciation of the original squamish name, the other is a more accurate phonetic pronunciation of the name.
oh ok, so kits is khats, thanks for that, I was thinking it was a subset or something adjacent, now I know
If you ever enjoyed a day at the Vancouver Maritime Museum, this event is one you won’t want to miss. While the VMM hopes this proposed floating spa will keep their head above water, a group of hostile voices, including some Kits Point residents, hopes to sink them.
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Already, duelling Change.org petitions have racked up over 2,600 signatures, though it’s impossible to say how many of those live in Metro Vancouver. Still, this will easily be the most heated open house in Kits Point, as there haven’t been any others in at least 10 years.
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