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Old Posted Aug 31, 2018, 4:55 AM
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A tour around the bottom of the tower starting under the Howe Street ramp on Pacific, down Howe Street and then east on Beach.



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Old Posted Aug 31, 2018, 5:56 AM
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Nice, thanks.

I think the copper ceilings may be most visible at nighttime when the balconies are lit from the interior lights.

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I think the copper is going to be more or less prominent depending on the kind of light available and angle it's viewed at. I look forward to seeing the whole building uncovered.

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I think the copper ceilings may be most visible at nighttime when the balconies are lit from the interior lights.
It'll be really cool to see a silvery orange reflection from below. Its triangular shape adds to the uniqueness of the building, deviating from the bland blue glass buildings in Yaletown.
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Thanks, mcminsen! Great pics of a truly great building. This is one of the best real estate projects in the world.
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Some shots from under the bridge taken Sept.1 (my pics):









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Thanks.

Lighting feature in the street?

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So cool how you can build interesting urban environments around an elevated structure

Thanks for the great update!
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Impressive view looking north on Alder:



Thanks for the vantage point idea. I went there today and got these shots.



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Old Posted Sep 12, 2018, 5:28 AM
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[QUOTE=mcminsen;8311536]Thanks for the vantage point idea. I went there today and got these shots.



Sept.11 '18, my pics

I'd like to see a timelapse of this view at dusk (twilight to darkness) on the shortness (sunny) day of the year.

My pic taken from Alder st. and 11th (Sep 06)

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Thanks for the vantage point idea. I went there today and got these shots.

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Whenever I ride along Alder, I'm looking at the building, and it gives me a weird "pulled zoom" effect, where the street trees are coming at me, and Vancouver House appears to be shrinking in the distance. I've thought of trying to capture it, but crossing 12th while shooting video seems like a 'bad idea' to me. ;-)
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Whenever I ride along Alder, I'm looking at the building, and it gives me a weird "pulled zoom" effect, where the street trees are coming at me, and Vancouver House appears to be shrinking in the distance. I've thought of trying to capture it, but crossing 12th while shooting video seems like a 'bad idea' to me. ;-)
Totally, that's what I felt too. Used to work in the neighbourhood and couldn't get myself to take a decent pic of downtown after trying to get closer from Broadway.
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Whenever I ride along Alder, I'm looking at the building, and it gives me a weird "pulled zoom" effect, where the street trees are coming at me, and Vancouver House appears to be shrinking in the distance. I've thought of trying to capture it, but crossing 12th while shooting video seems like a 'bad idea' to me. ;-)
Sounds like you take fun meds .

Vancouver House is easily the best tower in the city, hands-down.
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I agree. Easily one of my favorites in Canada, let alone Vancouver.
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The south crane (the one that went up the inside of the building) has been removed.




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They took that crane done quickly!
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Thanks - copper ceilings look good.
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Last time I was in the area, I noticed that the metallic exterior is reflecting sunlight quite a bit. It could actually be slightly blinding when approaching from south if just the right angle. Might actually be pretty annoying for units directly facing it on south or west side.

I remember we had the same worry with Parq Vancouver as well and I wonder how it might be on a sunny day for One Pacific residents directly across from it?
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