Deloitte Summit (410 W. Georgia St) | 92m | 23Fl |Completed

[officedweller]

Yeah, Cathedral Place tapers to the top.
Probably slower elevators in the 1990s and maybe this one has bigger cabs?

[rofina]

Very neat seeing the steel go up in Vancouver. Great building method, shame we don't employ it more often.

It makes so much more sense from the environmental standpoint as well.

[jollyburger]

Originally Posted by Changing City

Cathedral Place is 355,000 sq ft, so very slightly smaller than this building, and just under 10 FSR, so a lot less dense (this is nearly 18 FSR). Maybe early 1990s elevators were a bit slower as well?

Just noticed that three of the elevators are labeled as "double decker elevator machine" in Summit.

Cathedral has seven passenger elevators.

A total of 7 elevators service the Office Tower.
• Elevators 1 to 4 serve Ground Floor through 13th floor
• Elevators 5 to 7 serve 14th Floor through 23rd floor
• Elevator 8 serves Service Level through 23rd Floor
• Elevators 9 and 10 serve Ground Floor through Parking Level P4

I assume they needed some additional "firefighter" elevators (maybe excluding the double level ones) so that's why they needed to add this additional firefighter access elevator.

[mcminsen]

Feb.18 '20, my pics

[officedweller]

Interesting about the double decker elevators in a short tower.
The second floor would need to have a secondary main lobby if First Canadian Place is used an a model.

Originally Posted by jollyburger

Cathedral has seven passenger elevators.

Hmm I wonder if the service elevator is used for passengers during the day. That's what's done for TD tower, as its the only direct elevator from parkade to office floors.
Not sure where "service level" would be (parkade level or roof?)

[officedweller]

Pic by me today.
Raising the south crane.

[officedweller]

Just realized that the beam marked in orange below is to secure the 4 storey tall glass wall that will enclose the lobby.
It will drop to the awning that has been installed below.

Originally Posted by mcminsen

Feb.18 '20, my pics

[jollyburger]

Originally Posted by officedweller

Interesting about the double decker elevators in a short tower.
The second floor would need to have a secondary main lobby if First Canadian Place is used an a model.

Hmm I wonder if the service elevator is used for passengers during the day. That's what's done for TD tower, as its the only direct elevator from parkade to office floors.
Not sure where "service level" would be (parkade level or roof?)

Yeah I looked for a second lobby and didn't see one.

The service level in Cathedral is the loading dock of the alley.

[jollyburger]

6 cars for the double decker
4 regular passenger
1 Freight
1 Firefighter access
2 Parking

KONE solutions at 400 West Georgia include eight KONE MiniSpace elevators travelling at speeds of up to 1,200 fpm (6 meters per second) with the KONE Destination destination control system, four KONE MonoSpace 700 elevators and one KONE MonoSpace 500 elevator.

https://www.reminetwork.com/articles...-west-georgia/

[mcminsen]

The alley side as seen from Richards Street.




Feb.20 '20, my pic

[officedweller]

Thanks.
Odd looking steel beams on the top floor (in substitution of the X-bracing found on other cube top floors).
All the floors of that cube have large gaps (internal stair and atrium?) in the floors.
That's not Deloitte's space.

Deloitte will occupy about 117,000-sq-ft of space within the top 10 floors of the 24-storey, 301-ft-tall, 375,000-sq-ft building.

https://dailyhive.com/vancouver/delo...tower-westbank

[SFUVancouver]

^ I noted those gaps, too. I figure they are putting in the structural option for internal stairs to be added, either immediately or in the future. This would undoubtedly enhance the attractiveness of the building to prospective future tenants, particularly law firms, that will occupy multiple contiguous floors and want wholly internal vertical circulation.

Thanks for the photo update, McMinsen.

[officedweller]

That may be Apple space or Northwestern University space

[jollyburger]

Wasn't Spaces in some of the lower floors of the building?

[officedweller]

Yes, I think so.

[officedweller]

Pics by me today.

The upper offset cubes becoming more noticeable.

[VantageHD]

So many amazing buildings going up in Vancouver right now. This is one of them. I was down last weekend and just walked around picking them out, was loving it, haha. Heading back down next weekend for Canucks and rugby 7's, and can't wait.

[officedweller]

Pic by me today:

[officedweller]

Temporarily subleasing the Spaces premises.

Amazon to lease office space in new Deloitte Summit tower in downtown Vancouver
https://dailyhive.com/vancouver/delo...azon-vancouver

[officedweller]

Pic by me today: