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Old Posted Mar 2, 2013, 5:38 AM
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Old Posted Mar 6, 2013, 12:41 PM
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Good Day!
Here is a couple of the pictures. One very early and one today.
I have been taking pictures almost ever day, or at least if there is a change.
Picture quality is generally poor, just a cell camera.
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Hmmm... would it be a simple process to add floors onto this in the future some day?

The building looks certainly looks good for what it is, but every time I see it in context with the rest of downtown, I keep thinking there should be a full-blown 20-some story building there instead of the 9 floors this tops out to.
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Old Posted Mar 6, 2013, 5:15 PM
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Hmmm... would it be a simple process to add floors onto this in the future some day?

The building looks certainly looks good for what it is, but every time I see it in context with the rest of downtown, I keep thinking there should be a full-blown 20-some story building there instead of the 9 floors this tops out to.
The columns on this seem pretty small, about 8-12 across on the top floors, I don't think so (not an engineer though )
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Hmmm... would it be a simple process to add floors onto this in the future some day?

The building looks certainly looks good for what it is, but every time I see it in context with the rest of downtown, I keep thinking there should be a full-blown 20-some story building there instead of the 9 floors this tops out to.
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Old Posted Mar 9, 2013, 5:14 AM
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The building looks certainly looks good for what it is, but every time I see it in context with the rest of downtown, I keep thinking there should be a full-blown 20-some story building there instead of the 9 floors this tops out to.
Unfortunately I think this site is under one of the viewplanes.

The cladding looks quite nice.
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Unfortunately I think this site is under one of the viewplanes.

The cladding looks quite nice.
Yeah the building is under the view plane.

From the looks of it, and additionally on their facebook site, they just have to pour the roof and the building is offically topped off. I suspect major progress after the roof is curred.
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From the looks of it, and additionally on their facebook site, they just have to pour the roof and the building is offically topped off. I suspect major progress after the roof is curred.
I checked the facebook website (as you indicated) and there are quite a few new interior pictures. Quite a bit of work has been done on the inside for the duct work and water piping. Here is the link - http://www.facebook.com/pages/RBC-Waters...8949?id=108681372508949&sk=photos_stream

They are certainly moving quickly to get this project finished
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After initially disliking it, I'm now warming to the green-tinged glass. It compliments the green copper flashing quite nicely.
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Here is a picture I found on Twitter this morning. Taken from the Marriott Harbourfront.



https://twitter.com/cohenmacinnis/status/315559915118792704
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Great pictures, as always, thanks!

I have to say though it makes me sad every time I see that awful white band, why has council or the heritage committee not done anything about it? Was the uproar when it happened not loud enough? I suppose this is the wrong thread to discuss it, but it just reminded me of it again.

I look forward to seeing the RBC Waterside building completed, and getting back to Halifax this summer for a month and see it in person.
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... I have to say though it makes me sad every time I see that awful white band, why has council or the heritage committee not done anything about it? ...
I think council has asked staff to provide input on what legal and other avenues are available to address this
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I suspect that there are things going on in the background with the Morris Tea Signage - but after reading the DA; it wasn't exactly iron clad either way!? It's quite possible that I was missing something or that certain things in the Heritage Act aren't included for whatever reason?
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Speaking of the sign:

Adding insult to injury?
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Speaking of the sign:

Adding insult to injury?
If that's not thumbing your nose to the people of Halifax, I don't know what is.

Time to revisit heritage protection regulations, it seems. Make some rules that really work, and bypass groups like HT, which seem to be ineffective at accomplishing anything other than clogging up the system with minutia.
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If that's not thumbing your nose to the people of Halifax, I don't know what is.

Time to revisit heritage protection regulations, it seems. Make some rules that really work, and bypass groups like HT, which seem to be ineffective at accomplishing anything other than clogging up the system with minutia.
Thumbing your nose is EXACTLY what that is.

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I've lost all respect for Starfish now - frankly, if I had any say in it; this would be the point where I'd be sending bylaw staff out with a citation and a summons to court and to hell with it.
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