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any public images of the intent? any idea who the designer is?

i'm fairly certain that is across Rue Victoria from city hall and is where the Four Points hotel is now.

the podium balcony guards (railings) are clear anodized aluminum which will be grey. i have seen a photo of the mock-up of these and i think you all will be very excited. they are unlike anything in ottawa.

yep the facade facing the river is definitely a miss for me.

And that gets directly added to the cost of units.

The image that @casscadia posted yesterday show them forming the 12th floor!

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/business/industry-news/property-report/article-quebec-mall-redevelopment-to-take-landscape-first-approach/ Quebec mall redevelopment to take landscape-first approach Andrea Yu Special to The Globe and Mail Published 2 hours ago Open this photo in gallery: A new...

The brick on block 1 is almost done on the St Joseph side.

man i really don't know about this... it's unique, sure but it is also overly busy and does not look well detailed. it is not a nice counterpart to the other buildings along confederation boulevard.

They are actually forming level 10 in your image! And the ground floor heights on both towers are the same. You might be getting confused because there is a partial floor on each tower (was originally a mezzanine). That floor is where most of the bike parking is.

so where is the "front door" from the street going to be for this?

it's not lagging because it is bigger. they are doing it on purpose to help with site logistics, crane swings, etc.

Here are some simple changes that could have gone a long way. Podium Clad podium with a cream coloured brick as per the original renderings. Black, dark grey, or bronze mullions. Darker spandrel. Tower Clad tower with anodized aluminum panelling instead of precast (will reduce water staining...

its so bad hahahaha

https://brigil.com/communaute/rue-laurier/

Can we change the developer name to "UrbanPro Development"?