Yeah I think it’s just stamped.


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Ugh... if you can't do real brick slip precast just go with a smooth red finish and make the panels thicker. The stamped / stained concrete is hardly ever convincing. I hope these at least get an additional coat of red after application because the current colour looks really flat and muddy.

It's a shame - the south side will be sun bleached within a few years whereas real brick will not fade or discolour the way these will.

I know this is just a commodity investment condo tower but not doing real brick in the distillery district feels very crummy. It’s the one area where real clay masonry in some capacity should be expected.
 
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Sooo glad these guys were the one to apply for and get extra floors. They’ve definitely invested those extra profits into building quality.
 
xmyth_ said:
Sooo glad these guys were the one to apply for and get extra floors. They’ve definitely invested those extra profits into building quality.
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...they had to stretch the precast thin like that to make up for those extra floors. The elasticity is quite remarkable here. /s
 
xmyth_ said:
Sooo glad these guys were the one to apply for and get extra floors. They’ve definitely invested those extra profits into building quality.
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did they get the permission for extra storeys ? what will be in total?
 
xmyth_ said:
Sooo glad these guys were the one to apply for and get extra floors. They’ve definitely invested those extra profits into building quality.
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Huh? You know this thread is for the building with the cheapest possible stamped brick-like precast, and not the one next door with its beautiful, high quality, hand laid masonry right?
 
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