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Old Posted May 1, 2018, 2:34 AM
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there is undermound parking, if you look to the left you can see a car entering the covered parking. Also an entrance under the hotel.

Parking must be similiar to the starlight in new west, casino built over parking with some surface parking
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Old Posted May 1, 2018, 10:11 PM
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Here's the Delta Cascades Casino site now - don't think there's any expansion onto farmland.
As SpongeG mentioned, there's a red car shown driving into the parkade.
The "surface parking" look like the roof of a 2 level parkade.


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The surface parking likely allows for future expansion.
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Old Posted May 2, 2018, 10:06 AM
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Meridian now has a sign up on Clarke Road, 32 storeys, it will be on the corner of cottonwood and clarke road.

http://meridian.townline.ca/


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Old Posted May 2, 2018, 8:13 PM
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That means all the new sidewalks around the development will be asphalt. Richmond doesn't invest in concrete sidewalks, they get developers to foot the bill for those things.
You are wrong. The City reserves the right to approve what is designed for dedicated roadways, and that includes the boulevards and sidewalk, etc. If they don't give the greenlight, the developer won't get the permits to build.
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Old Posted May 5, 2018, 6:51 AM
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Good. As someone who lives in Coquitlam (5 minutes North of Lafarge Lake) I couldn't be more thrilled to see some good high density proposed for those low-use lots. There are several other vacant/SFH lots in that area I'd like to see redeveloped, as Coquitlam Town Centre has some towers but not enough to attract the major amenities and city feel/bustle.

It's also nice to see a facelift for the Burquitlam area as it grows to accomodate the increased population.

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Wow, Coquitlam actually posted an actual tower height for one of their projects.

The taller of the two posted above is 403 feet apparently, 123 meters.

I personally like the look of it as well.
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The fsr is over twice the fsr of what Vancouver allows on central broadway!
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The fsr is over twice the fsr of what Vancouver allows on central broadway!
That is depressing... An area that is going to have a full fledged subway and one of the region's most important transit hubs...

Really hope that the next city council comes to their sense on that.

As for this tower, will 123 meters make it the second tallest in downtown Coquitlam?
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Following the thread on 601 Beach in Vancouver I noticed this on the Architect's website for a project in Richmond at Sea Island Way and No. 3 road:


http://jyom.com.cn/index.php/project/project_info_b/12

Is this a new project? It's a Pinnacle/Onni project.
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Sure hope not. Still don't think I've seen an arch building I've liked.
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I noticed that too -
sure would be a break from the monotony of the Richmond midrise.
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Following the thread on 601 Beach in Vancouver I noticed this on the Architect's website for a project in Richmond at Sea Island Way and No. 3 road:


http://jyom.com.cn/index.php/project/project_info_b/12

Is this a new project? It's a Pinnacle/Onni project.
Interesting. Wonder if it's on the south east corner or northwest corner.

Edit** website says capstan village centre so it would be south east corner. But that render doesn't include a picture of capstan station... interesting

And what's up with the skytrain pillars. The design in the render is completely different
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Old Posted May 8, 2018, 7:20 PM
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Interesting. Wonder if it's on the south east corner or northwest corner.

Edit** website says capstan village centre so it would be south east corner. But that render doesn't include a picture of capstan station... interesting

And what's up with the skytrain pillars. The design in the render is completely different
There's a site plan at the website that includes Capstan Station.
The project also includes 2 16 storey towers to the east, it appears.


http://jyom.com.cn/index.php/project/project_info_s/12#
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Royal Columbia Hospital Expansion

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DSC00092 by City Of Rain, on Flickr

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Is this a new project? It's a Pinnacle/Onni project.
They've included Onni? I thought Capstan Village in the that area is being developed wholly by Concord and Pinnacle?
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New Westminster project
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via twitter April 27th:

Nice GRID!


Our #newwest high-rise project has been submitted to the city for review.
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Royal Ave project
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Our Royal Ave Mid-Rise residential project has been submitted to the City of #Newwest for Development Permit. Yay!
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