Burrard Place | 168m, 112m, 56m | 54fl, 36fl, 13fl | 938,000 sqft | U/C

[officedweller]

Here's a pic of the driveway by me today.
Note the spirally patterned ceiling panel.

[mcminsen]

Originally Posted by mcminsen

July 8 '19, my pic

About two weeks later and it seems to have one more floor. Note the absence now of the old crane stem seen in the older pic (above) on the right.



July 21 '19, my pic

[mcminsen]

Originally Posted by mcminsen

June 20 '19, my pic


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The office tower site about one month later...


July 21 '19, my pic

[mcminsen]

Originally Posted by mcminsen

July 8 '19, my pic

The small building that might be the sales centre for the next phase.



July 21 '19, my pic

[mcminsen]

Originally Posted by mcminsen

May 31 '19, my pic

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The change in the view from Davie Street in about 7 weeks.



July 21 '19, my pic

[mcminsen]

July 21 '19, my pics

[Prometheus]

Thanks for the updates, mcminsen.

35 more floors, plus the rooftop feature, to go.

[vanman]

Originally Posted by mcminsen

The small building that might be the sales centre for the next phase.



July 21 '19, my pic

That seems likely. The black cladding even matches the tower c renderings.

[officedweller]

Pic by me today, July 30th:

Peeking out above the boom of the 8X crane.

[Prometheus]

Originally Posted by officedweller

Pic by me today, July 30th:

Peeking out above the boom of the 8X crane.

Nice. Thanks.

I love when you get this shot, especially when you include more of the historic Yaletown buildings in the foreground, showing off the different layers, textures and tones of this part of downtown. Maybe next time.

[mcminsen]

Aug.1 '19, my pics

[mcminsen]

Aug.3 '19, my pics

[mcminsen]

Originally Posted by officedweller

Here's a pic of the driveway by me today.
Note the spirally patterned ceiling panel.

...

I was wondering what you were talking about so I had a chance to get a closer look today.



Aug.5 '19, my pics

[officedweller]

Thanks for the close-up.
That's the same sort of punched/perforated steel as on the podium of the Fairmont Pacific Rim and the Richmond International Trade Centre.

[truenorth44]

Originally Posted by mcminsen

Aug.3 '19, my pics

Love that shot! I guess you'll need to keep getting closer and closer to the opening to frame it all.

[officedweller]

By City of Rain August 4th:

The spandrel within the concrete grid messes up the look of the grid.

Originally Posted by City Of Rain, post: 1472500, member: 70034

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[Zepfancouver]

[QUOTE=mcminsen;8649605]Aug.3 '19, my pics

The red circle is where I stand (9th floor deck of Anchor Point 1) to capture a time-lapse (work in progress).

[mcminsen]

The tower is going to be prominently visible from Seymour/Davie intersection.



Aug.19 '19, my pics

[officedweller]

Pic by me today.
Much of it will eventually be blocked by 8X on the Park from my angle.

[Klazu]

I can see the crane from Metrotown but the tower still has little ways to go before visible from most places. Very few other projects reaching interesting heights in Downtown currently. Things should get more exciting with several other projects in 6 months from now.