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Old Posted Mar 30, 2022, 2:32 AM
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Really wish Surrey developers would build one tower per development. Every block is going to have 2, 3 or 4 identical towers. Like the King George Hub and Park Place. That whole area is one giant copy and paste. Then across the street you have Holland Park and up a block, Georgetown.
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Old Posted Mar 30, 2022, 2:44 AM
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Really wish Surrey developers would build one tower per development. Every block is going to have 2, 3 or 4 identical towers. Like the King George Hub and Park Place. That whole area is one giant copy and paste. Then across the street you have Holland Park and up a block, Georgetown.
That's not true. King George Station has 3 different styles of high rise around it and more to come. Georgetown, as current renderings put it, is more a consequence of 1 developer owning such a huge parcel of land. But architecture is always up for change over a decade plus long buildout. Regardless, cookie cutter projects happens every where.
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Old Posted Mar 31, 2022, 2:51 AM
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That's not true. King George Station has 3 different styles of high rise around it and more to come. Georgetown, as current renderings put it, is more a consequence of 1 developer owning such a huge parcel of land. But architecture is always up for change over a decade plus long buildout. Regardless, cookie cutter projects happens every where.
Ok but we have the wave (2) infinity and park place (3) Park Avenue (2) Park George (2) Hub (2) University district (2) City Pointe (2) the Holland (2) BluSky (2) District NW by Thind (2) Holland Parkside (2)… all towers that are or are going to look pretty darn identical to their neighbour. I’m sure I’m leaving some out too
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Old Posted Mar 31, 2022, 4:55 PM
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Old Posted Mar 31, 2022, 5:05 PM
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Ok but we have the wave (2) infinity and park place (3) Park Avenue (2) Park George (2) Hub (2) University district (2) City Pointe (2) the Holland (2) BluSky (2) District NW by Thind (2) Holland Parkside (2)… all towers that are or are going to look pretty darn identical to their neighbour. I’m sure I’m leaving some out too


Thats true, but for a developer to pay for a new design, re-engineered drawings etc, it doesnt really make a lot of sense. Unless the market where the building is being built is willing to pay the prices reflecting this. Surrey is already getting expensive as it is. I doubt the majority of the people here including myself would be willing to pay even more just to have a building that looks unique.
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Old Posted Apr 1, 2022, 2:23 AM
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Thats true, but for a developer to pay for a new design, re-engineered drawings etc, it doesnt really make a lot of sense. Unless the market where the building is being built is willing to pay the prices reflecting this. Surrey is already getting expensive as it is. I doubt the majority of the people here including myself would be willing to pay even more just to have a building that looks unique.
You’re right. Just a shame is all. And it’s not exclusive to just Surrey either. Literally happening in every lower mainland city, excluding Vancouver to an extent.
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Old Posted Apr 2, 2022, 1:54 AM
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One the flip side, I really do like the design of the 3-in-1 tower going up near Gateway Station. The name eludes me, but it's got a nicely rounded design.
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Any rumors/speculation/confirmations of what shops will go into the ground-level retail units?
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"Georgetown 2 | A Big Idea With a Big Future
After years of anticipation, Anthem is excited to introduce Georgetown 2, the next phase in our bold and energetic master planned community in Surrey City Centre.

Sprawling across an impressive 14.4 acres with 9 towers and nearly 130,000 sq ft of vibrant and connected retail, office spaces, restaurants, and shops. Georgetown is the urban district for people to live, work, learn and play.

Centrally located on pedestrian friendly streets, residents will enjoy direct access to rapid transit, including the Expo Line Skytrain and Surrey Central Station bus loop. Convenient amenities like SFU, the Public Library, and Central City Shopping Centre are just steps away. Designed with a vision that aligns with the future of Surrey, Georgetown is a diverse and urban community unlike any other.

Rising 31 storeys, Georgetown 2 is a collection of 355 studios to two bedroom homes with approximately 18,000 sq ft of curated indoor and outdoor amenity spaces.

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Looks like they are starting to get the bike lanes in there.

Interesting that phase 2 is going to be 3 sub-phases.
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Old Posted May 10, 2022, 11:35 PM
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https://ibb.co/0Bs1n5g
https://ibb.co/Gs7JYtn

Walkthroughs are suppose to begin this month, pretty exciting
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Old Posted May 19, 2022, 3:39 AM
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Heres a few ground photos I just took

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Old Posted May 19, 2022, 7:34 AM
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I'm kind of disappointed with the heights to be honest. You'd think Metro Vancouver's second most populous city could do better than plateauing at the same heights as Coquitlam, a city with just over a quarter the population.
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