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Old Posted Aug 27, 2025, 6:38 PM
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Looks lonely. Kind of bland from that angle. Odenak will go a long way in making that angle interesting.
Yeah that isn't the most flattering picture. We really need to start a petition for rooflines as mandatory. Mechanical penthouse just doesn't quite do it for me.

No coping stones leads to me coping with it.
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Yeah that isn't the most flattering picture. We really need to start a petition for rooflines as mandatory. Mechanical penthouse just doesn't quite do it for me.

No coping stones leads to me coping with it.
There's a decently interesting roof element at the south-east corner. Wish they would have continued that roof element (as lower inset walls) across the rest of the roof line.

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There's a decently interesting roof element at the south-east corner. Wish they would have continued that roof element (as lower inset walls) across the rest of the roof line.

All the more reason to be thankful for Dale 1 and Parkdale Collective I suppose. I really really do appreciate Dale 1. It's a pretty standard tower but masterfully done IMO.
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The next Claridge tower, who the heck knows when they'll start her up, should have that glass corner and roof element at the north-west corner, so that should help a bit.
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The next Claridge tower, who the heck knows when they'll start her up, should have that glass corner and roof element at the north-west corner, so that should help a bit.
It has some nice flair to it up close which I really appreciate. Having townhouses on the ground level along Lett st. is a nice touch. There are townhouses across the street as well. I'd like to see that trend continue to a certain extent through the flats. A continuous fabric of small shops and townhomes is what will set this neighbourhood apart from our ever evolving downtown core which is a little.. I dunno.. sterile feeling? Not too far away are some absolutely stunning homes at the bottom of the Cathedral Hill building. I don't even care to imagine what the mortgage is on those spots but I sure am glad they built them.
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From yesterday. Looks really good from ground level. One that's nicer up close than from a distance.

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