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Originally Posted by Klazu
Is that a drive ramp or a foundation for stairs? Looks too steep to be a ramp.
Good question. Also seems too cramped and tight to have a dedicated loading area for moves, etc.
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Why did they call that April 20th photo a pour for the West side of Level 1?
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The team at 1568 Alberni in #YVR has adapted to #COVID19 procedures & achieved a milestone pour on the West side of Level 1. Slab edge mockup with soffit paneling & gutter system are ongoing. #buildingtogether #projectupdate #AlbernibyKuma #kengokuma #architecture
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Why is this thread still named as the address only? Is that formally the name of the project? I thought it was called "Alberni" (not sure if the "By Kengo Kuma" is officially part of the name or not? Or is it really called 1550 Alberni? Just curious because all the other big development are titled by their names except this one?
Perfect rendering of my angle of the progress. I'm standing right over here --------
You can see them building that very high wall for the west side courtyard terraced seating.
The first couple floors of this are going to be super interesting to watch go up. That moss garden is going to need 24hr security or it will be taken over by vagrants.
The first couple floors of this are going to be super interesting to watch go up. That moss garden is going to need 24hr security or it will be taken over by vagrants.
Moss needs lots of humidity to survive. Hopefully an intermittent burst of mist around the garden would dissuade any vagrants from parking there, although still allowing visitors to stroll through.
Moss needs lots of humidity to survive. Hopefully an intermittent burst of mist around the garden would dissuade any vagrants from parking there, although still allowing visitors to stroll through.
It is amazing to see the complexity of this project as it rises. I would hate to be the lead engineer on a project like this. Stress level would be higher than this tower!