Undead
Senior Member
Aren't you cold this time of year?
- Thread starter watermelon
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Red Mars
Senior Member
Jan 30, 2024
Rise_N
New Member
As someone that owns and lives in a south facing unit in 435 Richmond, really not looking forward to this. 
I can only hope that all my natural light doesn't disappear
I can only hope that all my natural light doesn't disappear 
UtakataNoAnnex
Senior Member
The building will be a metre plus higher than the building you are living in currently. So unless you relocate to the top floor facing that way...natural lighting will likely be at a premium. Sorry, I wish I could be more positive about your prospects here. >.<As someone that owns and lives in a south facing unit in 435 Richmond, really not looking forward to this.
Northern Light
Superstar
Application to lift the 'H' (holding by-law) has been filed with the City as at February 5th, 2024.
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2 new renders are included:
@Paclo will want to have a look at the height, which is expressed as 17 storeys + MPH; in Meters, the current Database number is used in one portion of the docs, but the elevation drawings are a tiny bit shorter.
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2 new renders are included:
@Paclo will want to have a look at the height, which is expressed as 17 storeys + MPH; in Meters, the current Database number is used in one portion of the docs, but the elevation drawings are a tiny bit shorter.
xy3
Active Member
I dont mind the clean lines, but I wish the grey was more of a greige , orange, rose gold, or dark green. Somthing other than that cold grey.
Application Details
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Another mostly technical resubmission on the SPA file -- NOAC has not been issued and no permits applied for yet
neuhaus
Senior Member
The architectural elevations show the same black metal cladding design for the entire north and south side of the building while the renderings of the south facade show what looks to be zinc shingled cladding with deep punched windows (ganged up in groups of pairs or threes vertically) up to the 8th floor, and the black metal cladding/window wall from the 9th floor up. All these drawings were dated at the same time.
I hope the zinc cladding of the lower half of the facade is retained instead of having the entire building in the same black window wall cladding, though I think a warmer colour would be a much bigger improvement.
I hope the zinc cladding of the lower half of the facade is retained instead of having the entire building in the same black window wall cladding, though I think a warmer colour would be a much bigger improvement.
Application Details
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Minor Variance required for additional height projection here. Height increased from 58.04 to 61.65m. No other stat changes.