Posted Sep 2, 2022, 7:04 PM
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Great pictures, as ever, mcminsen, thanks. They give us an opportunity to view the building from the east (Seymour Street) side, and from the west side, (Granville, Robson Square perspective, etc).
IMHO, the Seymour Street facade is quite pleasant; the way it slopes down and flares out, with the "split" at the corner of Vancouver Center which helps the designs complement each other and also softens yet provides a pleasant piece of streetwall. ............... However ......... the west-facing side of the building is another story. The rectangular box shape of that side has zero charm or originality, the sloping piece topping the building seems all awkward and "off-key," somehow, and creates a jumbled effect. And as for those strips of light ... hey, I like light, but that is Third World trash, or else like a building temporarily lit for a special event, which this is not. Hope those lights are muted in some way.
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