The Mark | 123m | Completed

[Some guy]

Very nice, very nice indeed.

[geoff's two cents]

Excavation has begun.

[Metro-One]

So what is the deal with the Mark?

Is it 140 meters or 123 meters as suggested on the Vancouver diagrams? There is a debate going on at the #11 to 30 thread in the Canadian section.

And is it indeed beginning construction, or is the plan just to dig the hole currently?

[jlousa]

The 140m was approved, not sure if the new units were released for sale though.

[osirisboy]

they released the "private collection" which are on floors 35-47 back on june 24th.

[Prometheus]

Originally Posted by osirisboy

they released the "private collection" which are on floors 35-47 back on june 24th.

47 floors?

[Metro-One]

So if they are indeed selling units as high as a 47th floor than the Vancouver diagram section is wrong listing it as 41 floors and 123 meters.

Are you sure about that osirisboy?

[osirisboy]

Yea I think I'm sure about it. As a Realtor I received an invitation here is the email: (In the RE line they said "Floors 35-47 Approved... Realtor Event Today @ Noon‏")

Today at noon we'll host a realtor event to quietly release the Private Collection to you and your preferred colleagues, prior to the general public. Of downtown's top realtors, 106 have already confirmed their attendance and we can only accommodate 115. If you have clients for The Private Collection, please read on.

The best way to get all the information is to attend the event today. Please REPLY TO THIS EMAIL to RSVP with the number of people you're bringing from your office.

Attendees will form our VIP group of realtors and receive higher commissions, pre-release prices, floorplans, the new brochure, email PDF packages to send to clients, prizes and the opportunity to sell the Private Collection this weekend before it's available to the public.

Located at Seymour and Pacific, The Mark Private Collection rises above and beyond all others in sight. The private residences on floors thirty-five to forty-seven of The Mark capture city, mountain and ocean views like none other from Yaletown’s tallest tower. Designed with a focus on refinement and style, The Mark Private Collection caters to the most modern of demands with advanced in-home technology and a unique balance of natural and cosmopolitan convenience found only in Yaletown. The Private Collection at The Mark offers air conditioning, 24-hour concierge and an owners only wellness centre with an outdoor pool and hot tub, dining halls, a pro gym, a steam room and sauna, spa treatment rooms, an 800SF yoga studio, 4 guest suites, and much more.


Image VIP Realtor Event Today

When: Today, June 24, 12pm
Where: 1035 Seymour Street, Vancouver

*Complimentary Valet Parking will be provided
*Delectable catering by C restaurant

Click here to visit Phase 1 of The Mark Private Collection Web Site

You can register your clients by clicking here

Would you like me to host a private, catered event at our presentation centre with your clients outside of regular presentation centre hours? Please reply and let me know. If you have more than 3 or 4 buyers for the Private Collection please contact me directly to make special arrangements. If there is anything additional we can do to help you please let me know.

Don't miss this opportunity to sell the crowning touch to the False Creek Skyline in the best city in the world.

Looking forward to seeing you,

Cam Good
[email protected]
www.thekey.com

Questions? Stop by the Onni Presentation Centre and speak with a member of our sales team or give us a call:

Onni Corporate Presentation Centre:
1035 Seymour Street, Vancouver
Open Daily 12-6pm (Closed Friday)
604-687-4353

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Kim Styles (604) 815-9642
Renee Hourston (778) 867-0344

[ckkelley]

Is there an updated render available?

[eduardo88]

Is this project still just "Proposed"? From reading everything on this thread I get the impression that it's approved and that some excavation has started. Shouldn't the thread title be changed then, or am I missing something?

[bulliver]

It was my understanding that excavation does not count as under construction. They need to pour some cement...

[webster]

Originally Posted by Metro-One

So if they are indeed selling units as high as a 47th floor than the Vancouver diagram section is wrong listing it as 41 floors and 123 meters.

Are you sure about that osirisboy?

you're both likely right.

a few floors are probably missing - 4,13, etc.

41 stories, but the top floor is labelled 47

[Yume-sama]

It's kind of puzzling that they don't skip the 40's as well, and just have the top floor as 57

[osirisboy]

Originally Posted by bulliver

It was my understanding that excavation does not count as under construction. They need to pour some cement...

yes but this project does seem to be approved and not just "proposed"

[Metro-One]

Originally Posted by webster

you're both likely right.

a few floors are probably missing - 4,13, etc.

41 stories, but the top floor is labelled 47

Yeah, I thought of that today actually, haha! I hate when they market it as such, simply a lie.

Still, there must be some current elevation available for us to see so we can settle this new height debate. Everyone on the Canada section believes that it is 123 m due to renderings posted on the Vancouver diagram.

[WhipperSnapper]

It's more than just renderings. It's a zoning report from less than a year ago. Emporis also lists it as 41 storeys, 123 metres although it's unclear if the local editors are still privy to insider access. The renderings are 41 storeys. The floorplans on the www.themarkvancouver cover 41 floors eventhough they are numbered up to 47.

Normally I wouldn't question Jlousa's data but, in this case, I think he's off base until I see something tangible that supports his claim.

[jlousa]

I'm going to admit being wrong because I'm stubborn and I'm right on a technicality.

The building was revised for additional height and is approved with 41 floors up from the original proposal. The final height of the building is also 140m.
Now the catch... The building starts at an elevation of 17m, so the height above ground level is in fact 123m and that is what the building should be listed as. And just to prove I'm not making this all up I've got proof.

http://vancouver.ca/commsvcs/planning/rezoning/applications/1372seymour/documents/elevations.pdf

[Prometheus]

Originally Posted by jlousa

The final height of the building is also 140m.

Now the catch... The building starts at an elevation of 17m, so the height above ground level is in fact 123m

So in fact the building is 123 metres tall, not 140 metres? I am standing well-above sea level right now, but I am pretty sure I am still 5 foot 10 inches.

[smho]

Originally Posted by jlousa

I'm going to admit being wrong because I'm stubborn and I'm right on a technicality.

The building was revised for additional height and is approved with 41 floors up from the original proposal. The final height of the building is also 140m.
Now the catch... The building starts at an elevation of 17m, so the height above ground level is in fact 123m and that is what the building should be listed as. And just to prove I'm not making this all up I've got proof.

http://vancouver.ca/commsvcs/planning/rezoning/applications/1372seymour/documents/elevations.pdf

Based on the elevations, the 123.4m mark doesn't include the full height of the 7.0m curtain wall projection. The curtain wall extends about 2.1m beyond the roof of the mechanical penthouse, so the total height should be about 125.5m (412ft).

[andyh]

Any idea when the excavation will begin?