What do you think of this project?

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This is one reason there is a thing called curtains or blinds. Also as the building it faces is an office building, it probably will not actually be that much of a concern in later evenings, nights and weekends.
 
it’s also worth noting the articulation and decent balcony depth will provide an additional sense of privacy to the interiors…

i have toured the building and some of the suites that were just being finished and the epcor tower presence is simply urban, not overwhelmingly invasive.

furthermore, it probably only affects some 40% of the units as the views east, north and west are virtually unimpeded.
 
I have noticed that they have not enclosed the rebar projections leading to the next level on the 39-storey tower which makes me think that Qualico is looking to get their Planning approval for the "change" and move straight into Building Permit for the new high-rise as I had long surmised.
 
If it does increase from 25 to 39 when it gets permit to build, we would all be delighted. I'm not doubting anything just tired of mumblings like certain words are the authority.
 
Don’t often go north but as this has been going up along with the renovation starting on that white building just north of 106 Av it gives a pretty good impression of what the area could become at least in the last few times I’ve driven up 101 st. Hoping it sparks some other proposals in the area along with what’s missing from the ice district cause I dream of 101st being a nice commercial street that transitions nicely from downtown rather than the invisible wall that is 105 Av.
 
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Yes, it can become a street that transitions better from downtown, this project and the renovation of the white building can help that start to happen.
 
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