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[SteelTown]

Hamilton construction update:

154 Main St East | 81.75 m | 26 fl

Originally Posted by thomax

4/15/2020 by Joe, on Flickr


4/15/2020 by Joe, on Flickr

Lister Block Annex

Originally Posted by HamiltonForward

They have glass installed now and some supports for the detailing. Pictures yesterday evening:

Site prep for the KIWI Condos on King William | 14 fl

Originally Posted by HamiltonForward

Pictures from this aft:

Platinum Condominiums | 81.3m | 24 fl

Originally Posted by HamiltonForward

This afternoon:

A mammoth of a construction site, contains several residential buildings and a hotel. 366-368 King Street West | ? | 25 & 12 fl | Under Construction

Originally Posted by johnnyhamont

Looks like the big yellow crane's going up soon!

Cobalt Luxury Residences On King | 97.5 & 97.5m | 2 x 30 fl

Originally Posted by drpgq

Hole is well dug out now.

467 Charlton Ave E | 6 fl

Originally Posted by johnnyhamont

Jamesville Lofts | 6 Floors

Originally Posted by johnnyhamont

The Pinnacle | 2 x 10 fl

Originally Posted by johnnyhamont

Peter George Centre for Living and Learning

Originally Posted by thomax

3/10/2020 by Joe, on Flickr

[Echoes]

[Chadillaccc]

That's a gorgeous shot. I'm so glad they ended up going with the "full" district; office, hotel, and residential. Are they going to have bars/restaurants in the bottom of the office buildings? I know the Riverlanding River Walk is very popular, plus the Ramai Art Gallery and Persephone Theatre right there. Perfect storm for an awesome little nexus of activity. I look forward to seeing what they do on the west side of the bridge. Hopefully all residential buildings, with riverfront retail/restaurants.

[Echoes]

Yes there are spaces for at least a few bars/restaurants at the base of all of those buildings, with one confirmed so far and a rumoured steakhouse on the top floor of the East Tower

The plaza in the centre of the complex will look like this: https://www.nadi.design/portfolio/river-landing-plaza

[Chadillaccc]

Yeah I've seen the Plaza design, it's excellent. Really like a magnet from the river walk to into the plaza.

So it's the east tower with the restaurant up top, not the west (tallest) tower?

[Echoes]

Yes, the top of the tallest tower will be employee amenity space for the anchor tenant (Nutrien).

[goodgrowth]

Is it just me or a lot of new smaller buildings/towers in Ontario super bland? It's like commie block 2.0

[Klazu]

Project update around Metrotown area in Burnaby.



First up, the Station Square cluster is transforming the entire neighborhood and has its last two tall towers going up right now.















Gold House is turning out nice and will have a huge screen. What it will play, remains to be seen.



Sun Tower is a two-tower development next door.





The entire Beresford Street stretch has seen a lot of development in last 6 years.



Also the nearby Nelson Street cluster keeps rising. Two latest towers are called Polaris and Vittorio.











Finally, Sussex is another two-tower development on a very small lot.

[Rico Rommheim]

Not bad for a suburban city of 230,000 ppl. Really.

[Spocket]

Originally Posted by Rico Rommheim

Not bad for a suburban city of 230,000 ppl. Really.

...in a metro of nearing 3 million.

[SteelTown]

They've begun construction for the new redeveloped Hamilton waterfront.

Originally Posted by TheRitsman

Pictures from today. Seems they have nearly finished the new break wall, maybe 20 metres to go on the north-eastern portion. They are erecting some kind of structure closer to the water, with a hole beside it. I assume it is some sort of water or hydro facility as all construction on site is currently water main, pipes, gas, and road works. The new breakwater is about a foot to foot and a half taller than the old one. Seems they're about ready to pave a few roads. It's curious they didn't bury the hydro lines, or they could be temporary lines for lights and such.

https://skyscraperpage.com/forum/showpost.php?p=8898314&postcount=547


Here's what it'll look like once it's all completed. Hometown Bruce Kuwabara is the lead architect.

Originally Posted by thomax

The proposals by the proponents competing for the chance to redevelop Hamilton's Pier 8 have been revealed...

[Echoes]

Another perspective of River Landing in Saskatoon:

[itom 987]

Very impressive development for Saskatoon!

[urbandreamer]

Charlie West Condos on Charles Street West downtown Kitchener - kinda miss getting on the greyhound here um no I don't

[koops65]

Nice to finally see some impressive height here (31 floors), it's been too long...

[Hawrylyshyn]

Marquee Residence | 102.9m | 32 floors - Hamilton, ON

Almost finished!
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[urbandreamer]

^Hideous. I was in Hamilton a few weeks ago and was really disappointed by new residential projects, this one included. Looks like something they put up in NYCC or MCC c.2004.

[Chadillaccc]

Unfortunately thats the same story for pretty much every project in the city. The developers and designers are stuck in a mindset from two decades ago.

[koops65]

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[yaletown_fella]

Originally Posted by urbandreamer

^Hideous. I was in Hamilton a few weeks ago and was really disappointed by new residential projects, this one included. Looks like something they put up in NYCC or MCC c.2004.

I don't see how it's hideous. 365 Church Street is hideous.