[innsertnamehere]

the worst part is that buildings being built at the escarpment height means that they still block the view of everything from the escarpment below the horizon line - i.e., the lake is still blocked. It doesn't save the view of literally anything. It's a pointless NIMBY policy which does nothing but reduce the size of development.

 

[Canuck905]

Going to CoA https://pub-hamilton.escribemeetings.com/filestream.ashx?DocumentId=409625

 

[Hawrylyshyn]

This is 58.33m tall*

 

[Paclo]

Revised from 18 to 19-storeys due to the presence of indoor amenity in the mech level. 59.83m to top of MPH.

Additional perspectives:

This alternate colour design was recently posted by McGillivray Capital Partners:

 

[Chris R.]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1838173982454890732

 

[innsertnamehere]

272 units here is dense. Very dense. 16 units a floor, mostly small studios and 1-beds.

 

[Chris R.]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1843734863268196458

 

[berklon]

Nice. Great location and it'll be nice to finally fill that empty lot. Google street view shows me it's been empty for at least 17 years.

 

[LocalCPT]

This lot is screaming to be developed. I understand zoning constraints and that the lot is undersized but it being so central and considering the scale of surrounding buildings, should warrant a 40s development.