Olympic Village & Southeast False Creek Updates Discussion

[officedweller]

Originally Posted by Hooknose

The plus fifteen from the station across terminal is an easy one, people go up and then walk across right into the mezzanine level.
A plus 15 for 3rd avenue is tougher since the people go up one side and down the other.

There is no mezzanine at Main Street Station - they got rid of it during the renovations.

[Feathered Friend]

Originally Posted by sacrifice333

Untitled by Nathan, on Flickr

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As of October 11th, the only change to the site is that the unsupported northwest corner walls were torn down.

[Changing City]

Originally Posted by Feathered Friend

As of October 11th, the only change to the site is that the unsupported northwest corner walls were torn down.

I just walked by the site, and there's only debris now; the building structures have all gone.

[SFUVancouver]

I'm in town for the weekend and I took a walk through SEFC today; it's really coming together. The maturing trees in their fall colours look great and I'm impressed with the additional development on Quebec and Main, plus the continuing infill along 1st and Second.

[Feathered Friend]

I finally made the time to sort through and upload these photos. Taken back on October 24th, 2017.

[VancouverOfTheFuture]

i cant believe that metal barn in the background is a heritage protected structure and cant be torn down but other buildings get torn down all the time. so strange. i wonder if it will stay standing when that part of false creek south is redeveloped.

[WarrenC12]

Originally Posted by VancouverOfTheFuture

i cant believe that metal barn in the background is a heritage protected structure and cant be torn down but other buildings get torn down all the time. so strange. i wonder if it will stay standing when that part of false creek south is redeveloped.

Craft Beer Market 2.0

[Feathered Friend]

Originally Posted by connect2source

photo by : connect2source

November 4th, 2017




I took these after the "Olympic Village as a Giant Sponge" Walking Tour.
I didn't grab photos of the Concert Properties, as it had started snowing by then and I decided I would rather be some place warm.

[officedweller]

The Creek

By City of Rain @ SkyRise Cities Nov 25th:

Originally Posted by City Of Rain, post: 1280770, member: 70034

IMG_1008 by City Of Rain, on Flickr

IMG_1012 by City Of Rain, on Flickr

IMG_1014 by City Of Rain, on Flickr

IMG_1017 by City Of Rain, on Flickr

Originally Posted by City Of Rain, post: 1280773, member: 70034

^^^^

IMG_1019 by City Of Rain, on Flickr

IMG_1021 by City Of Rain, on Flickr

IMG_1024 by City Of Rain, on Flickr

Looks like Phase 2 is nearing completion.


http://vancitycondoguide.com/navio-at-the-creek/

[samsonsham]

Originally Posted by WarrenC12

Anybody know when Voda and the below-market rental building at the Creek will be occupied? The final bits of fencing have come down.

As I understood it the rental building needed occupancy first before the city would grant it to Voda.

Voda units are in the process of walk-through and will start move in 2nd week of February, and continue until May. The process started from the lower floor.

[samsonsham]

2 bedrooms 2 bath + Den 1060 sq ft unit with huge 1500 sq ft of walk out patio. Move in end February 2018

[Feathered Friend]

My photos - Jan 10th, 2018

[WarrenC12]

Originally Posted by samsonsham

Voda units are in the process of walk-through and will start move in 2nd week of February, and continue until May. The process started from the lower floor.

Thanks for the update. I assume the co-op rental will get occupancy at the same time or sooner? I thought the deal with the city was it had to be ready "first".

[samsonsham]

[samsonsham]

I don't know about the govt rental building status, but I am sure it is ready to move in. I have several customers bought Voda and move in date for 3/F start from 2nd week of Feb, 8/F is mid March and 10/F to 14/F is early to end April.

[samsonsham]

Originally Posted by WarrenC12

Thanks for the update. I assume the co-op rental will get occupancy at the same time or sooner? I thought the deal with the city was it had to be ready "first".

I don't know about the govt rental building status, but I am sure it is ready to move in. I have several customers bought Voda and move in date for 3/F start from 2nd week of Feb, 8/F is mid March and 10/F to 14/F is early to end April.

[WarrenC12]

Good news, thanks. I'd say Navio 1 & 2 are less than a year behind Voda, should be done in 2018. I still can't believe there's zero movement on the 5th and final building.

[samsonsham]

Originally Posted by WarrenC12

Good news, thanks. I'd say Navio 1 & 2 are less than a year behind Voda, should be done in 2018. I still can't believe there's zero movement on the 5th and final building.

Navio - South Tower will start moving in July/Aug and North Tower Oct/Dec. They will probably start selling the Flagship building around July this year when the surrounding garden is taking shape if not ready.

I tried to upload some photos inside Voda but even follow the exact procedures stated but don't know why I am still not able to get it done, I never upload any picture to this site.

[BobLoblawsLawBlog]

I made an image highlighting where historical houses and buildings are. The majority of them are American Foursquare houses. I think when the developers start moving to this neighbourhood, we should move the scattered old houses of the neighbourhood into the block Southwest of 6th and Ontario and the block southwest of Columbia and 5th. We should really be aiming to preserve whatever old historical houses we have. A block like the Barclay Heritage Square in Westend would look really good in in South Olympic Village.

[vancouvercitizen]

https://secondandmain.ca/