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Old Posted Sep 8, 2018, 4:36 PM
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Greystone is an institutional fund manager. Nothing untoward there. They've been around for a long time and the TD purchase was a logical evolution.
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The Buro coffee shop (corner of Robson & Seymour) is open.

... and Jinya has railings up for either a patio of a line-up holding area.
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Old Posted Sep 21, 2018, 10:31 PM
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The Avigilon Building had the blue LEDs lit up around the Robson entrance and along the Seymour awnings this afternoon.
Looked good.
Not sure if the Robson awning will get the same blue LED treatment.
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Old Posted Sep 22, 2018, 1:58 AM
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Old Posted Sep 22, 2018, 3:38 AM
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I predict a giant lip on the glass to prevent ice from falling onto the sidewalk.
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I predict a giant lip on the glass to prevent ice from falling onto the sidewalk.
i was thinking the same thing. some kind of gutter or something. not just for snow/ice but also rain.
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Old Posted Sep 22, 2018, 5:49 AM
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Ditto.
That's what I thought - they're - finally - installing a gutter on the awning.
... to fix the poor design.
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Old Posted Sep 22, 2018, 3:09 PM
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Just noticed the scaffolding on the other side as well for the other lip.
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Old Posted Sep 23, 2018, 5:24 AM
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The Avigilon Building had the blue LEDs lit up around the Robson entrance and along the Seymour awnings this afternoon.
Looked good.
Not sure if the Robson awning will get the same blue LED treatment.



Sept.22 '18, my pics















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Old Posted Sep 23, 2018, 5:49 AM
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Thanks.

WRT the cameras - that's their business...
I'm expecting some sort of Avigilon sign at that entrance.
Could end up being inside above the elevators? (although an art piece would be nicer there)

In the first pic -
I find it strange that the Buro coffee shop couldn't even take the time to remove
the white plastic coverings from their entire window frontage.
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Ditto.
That's what I thought - they're - finally - installing a gutter on the awning.
... to fix the poor design.
Just as dry season ends. Brilliant timing...
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Old Posted Sep 25, 2018, 10:53 PM
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They were installing the blue lights on the Robson St. awning this morning.

Would be nice if they changed colours, but not sure if they would, given that the blue is Avigilon's corporate colour.

PS - I wonder if Avigilon is aware of the colour-changing LED light feature mounted on the 2nd skin that Telus let fall into disrepair?
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They had the window washing catwalk being lowered from one of the top boxes so maybe they are installing something up there? The construction guys on the ground were glaziers..
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Robson lights are up and running.

Pic by me today.

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One of the glass panels on the sidewalk on the Georgia side is cracked and another panel around the water feature looks like it was smashed.
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That sidewalk (Henriquez skylight) panel has been shattered for a month I think.

There's also a sidewalk panel on the Robson side next to Tractor that has been shattered since the summer at least.
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Sept.21 '18, my pic





The scaffolding is down now but I don't see any new gutter.



Oct.18 '18, my pic
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They were fixing something on the glass box that juts out of the tower above.
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We aren't allowed to ship regulars to the Fraser Valley anymore to get rid of them for a few days. Actually I don't think any of the provincial municipalities are allowed dumping repeat offenders at city/regional limits anymore.
Not suggesting they do any of that at all. Authorities just need to be stricter with people who flout the law, including enacting new bylaws to curb littering, vandalism, disorderliness, mischief, etc. Repeat offenders should just go to jail if they cannot behave in a civil society. That includes skateboarders who keep breaking things around town, homeless people who can't stop littering and stealing Safeway carts, addicts who shoot up publicly, etc. Why aren't the authorities doing anything about these things? Maybe if they do at least people would learn how to behave.
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Not suggesting they do any of that at all. Authorities just need to be stricter with people who flout the law, including enacting new bylaws to curb littering, vandalism, disorderliness, mischief, etc. Repeat offenders should just go to jail if they cannot behave in a civil society. That includes skateboarders who keep breaking things around town, homeless people who can't stop littering and stealing Safeway carts, addicts who shoot up publicly, etc. Why aren't the authorities doing anything about these things? Maybe if they do at least people would learn how to behave.
there are already bylaws for all that stuff. most aren't enforced. cleaning up the city used to happen as well when they would power wash around the businesses every morning. that stopped. imagine trying to force an addict from shooting up on the street. the vancouver area network of drug users would go all suing/protesting/rioting.
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