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Old Posted Apr 11, 2025, 3:25 AM
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Glazing is up on the SE corner.
Sorry for the delay, my computer went kaput (blue screen) , finally fix it late this afternoon.

Yesterday, Apr 09, 2025

My first 8x on the Park in the background.




Top right corner window openings look ready for install.










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Old Posted May 3, 2025, 1:06 AM
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Renderings at DA Architects.
Cladding matches the renderings.
Screens look like they have been simplified.

https://www.da-architects.ca/projects/richards-drake/


https://www.da-architects.ca/projects/richards-drake/
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Materiality
A simple restrained palette of materials is being proposed to reflect the architectural program of the Jamatkhana
and the residential units above.
High quality durable materials include metal panel wall cladding and soffits, coloured spandrel glass and
decorative geometric laser cut metal screens.
Large format porcelain slab “limestone like” panel cladding on the podium serves as a counterpoint to the screen
that are suspended above the main lobby.
A pattern of round coloured glass openings in the stairwell wall facing Drake St will provide further animation to
the façade when lit at night from within.
Decorative screen
The revised design geometry of the decorative screen was deemed more appropriate in consultation with a
specialist on Islamic geometric patterns, while also meeting client objectives in providing various levels of privacy.
The laser cut screen and diagonal braced hollow core aluminum frame at the lower podium levels are pulled
away from the glass to facilitate access for cleaning; while the tower screens are a more intimidate to provide a
level of privacy and sense of security for the corner triangular balconies while adding depth and texture to the
tower facades.
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Old Posted May 3, 2025, 3:30 AM
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Old Posted May 8, 2025, 11:27 PM
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This morning - May 08, 2025

My posting is not showing the height of the stucture, I notice when walking towards it, it's height is now noticeable but did not take pictures.
I'm too focus on close up details, next time I will or someone might now take notice and post an image from afar.


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Old Posted May 12, 2025, 3:11 AM
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Welp, I don't think anyone actually had high expectations...
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Old Posted May 12, 2025, 4:25 AM
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Look as ugly as their towers at Park Royal
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Old Posted May 12, 2025, 5:39 AM
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Oh look fake windows. Great.
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Old Posted May 12, 2025, 3:39 PM
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This is social housing, right? Can't have super high expectations.
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Look as ugly as their towers at Park Royal
Certainly won't be expecting a Taj Mahal for social housing, and I also see nothing wrong with the Park Royal towers. How are they ugly?

I actually like this Drake Street tower.
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Look as ugly as their towers at Park Royal
Certainly won't be expecting a Taj Mahal for social housing, and I also see nothing wrong with the Park Royal towers. How are they ugly?

I actually like this Drake Street tower.
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This is social housing, right? Can't have super high expectations.
And yet it has ridiculously small inefficient floor plates, not economical at all built on astronomically expensive land.
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Waiting for the podium envelope to begin. Maybe September October?

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Looking good, thanks!
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Pic by me today:

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Hopefully it will block your view of the atrocious penthouse levels at the mark lol
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Old Posted Aug 3, 2025, 6:42 AM
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It should - as it should top out about the same height as Wall Centre Yaletown.

But the green wall may end up being a blank wall. Earlier renderings showed fake windows, but the latest shows panelling.
I'm not sure if the small squares are a lighting feature or venting as they appear as holes in the as-built.


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Hopefully it will block your view of the atrocious penthouse levels at the mark lol
What’s wrong with the penthouse levels at The Mark?
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