I would hope more! I live in an 8 story building with only 3 apartments per floor and we have 2. My last apartment in Vancouver had 16 floors (5 units per floor) and we had 3 elevators.
24 units to cover the costs of two elevators? I hope you're renting or get out before they need major work!
A tower this height should really have 4 1000-1200fpm 3500lb cars with a express zone through the retail/non residential areas. Will probably end up with just 3 cars though, sqft is sellable and elevators cost the project money.
This being said, I wouldn't buy if it only had 3...When one goes down, bring a snack before you get to street level/your car.
24 units to cover the costs of two elevators? I hope you're renting or get out before they need major work!
Yeah, I'm renting.
One of the elevators is currently being completely replaced and the other will be replaced next month when the work on the first is done. Not cheap stuff to do.
there are 3 elevators for the lower portion, 3 elevators for 27 and up where only 1 elevator is shared between the two portions so 5 elevators in total for the tower
I walked by today and they are currently constructing base for a red crane. The first piece was already in place, so we should have this officially U/C in a week or two.
wow thats a deep hole. Does any one know how deep the hole is, I know there is 1 extra floor for the wine cellar flex area s that are included in the premium units.
Had a bit of a chuckle when the impressive camera on top of the large security array swivelled around to check out this crow, that thing is probably powerful enough to see my nose hairs as I stood on the bridge ramp:
Had a bit of a chuckle when the impressive camera on top of the large security array swivelled around to check out this crow, that thing is probably powerful enough to see my nose hairs as I stood on the bridge ramp:
That looks to me like a total station - a surveying device for remotely checking elevations/etc.