a. Half as thick as the balcony slabs on the Grosvenor Pacific
b. Structurally suspect on how far it overhangs from the integral beams
c. Aesthetically out-dated and a lacks design thought
Sounds about right for what can be expected from a developer like Onni
a. Half as thick as the balcony slabs on the Grosvenor Pacific
b. Structurally suspect on how far it overhangs from the integral beams
c. Aesthetically out-dated and a lacks design thought
Sounds about right for what can be expected from a developer like Onni
It wasn't designed for Onni. They took the project, and the design, from another developer.
Hmm, even if this was true, are you insinuating that Onni is a 'quality developer'?
It's true. I've never lived in an Onni project, but from what I've read I would put them somewhere in the middle of the pack. The design is by IBI Group, who have many competently designed buildings in this immediate neighbourhood (including the Burrard Place tower). There will be a engineering firm involved in the design. It will meet seismic codes, and as a rezoning meet LEED Gold equivalency for energy use. It will be full of owners who may find they paid too much, but that's hardly the developer's fault.
Unlike mcminsen last posting (street level views), from my vantage point, it's not showing much character. When the glazing reaches my sight of view, we'll have a better idea of its composition.
Onni are getting these floor done quick.
Captured 2 table forms lifted up to the 25th...26th floor? Either way, they're more than halfway.
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