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[SpongeG]

yeah the site next to where we are was a furniture dumping ground most of last summer, there were couches, mattresses, tables, chairs etc just plunked down. It was eventually cleared up. A

[CanSpice]

618 Carnarvon Street, New Westminster. This one's interesting in that part of it is being built over the SkyTrain line.

618 Carnarvon Street by Brad Cavanagh, on Flickr

618 Carnarvon Street by Brad Cavanagh, on Flickr

618 Carnarvon Street by Brad Cavanagh, on Flickr

[officedweller]

Thanks!
Looks like the deck over the guideway is complete (the beige painted facade with the fake(?) windows).

Here's the plan for the townhouses over the SkyTrain guideway portal:


https://dailyhive.com/vancouver/618-carnarvon-street-new-westminster


https://dailyhive.com/vancouver/618-carnarvon-street-new-westminster


https://dailyhive.com/vancouver/618-carnarvon-street-new-westminster


https://dailyhive.com/vancouver/618-carnarvon-street-new-westminster

[mattropolis]

This is why they put up the fence at Glen&Pine.

[SpongeG]

ah, sad to see the trees go but that's progress. I can't believe people still live in houses in that area too.

[Vin]

Originally Posted by officedweller

Thanks!
Looks like the deck over the guideway is complete (the beige painted facade with the fake(?) windows).

Here's the plan for the townhouses over the SkyTrain guideway portal:


https://dailyhive.com/vancouver/618-carnarvon-street-new-westminster

I wonder if future townhouse residents can hear rumbles or screeches under their feet now and then post-occupancy.

Glad to see this will be one of the tallest in New West after completion.

[Snow_Wolf]

Originally Posted by mattropolis

This is why they put up the fence at Glen&Pine.

I was just about to post about this. The lots cleared now. Sad to see the trees gone but hopefully they'll start construction soon on the Pine & Glenn towers. It'd include the tallest building in the downtown Coquitlam area.

[SpongeG]

Should Coquitlam have its own sticky?

Precidia Coquitlam, Cottonwood and Whiting Way

[Klazu]

I didn't remember the Glen+Pine towers being 50 floors. Pretty incredible height for the area.

[Snow_Wolf]

Originally Posted by SpongeG

Should Coquitlam have its own sticky?

In my opinion yeah, but it should include Port Moody and Port Coquitlam. Just makes sense to group the tri-cities together.

[gaviscon]

Does anybody know what they're building behind the H-Mart in Coquitlam?

[GMD]

Originally Posted by Snow_Wolf

In my opinion yeah, but it should include Port Moody and Port Coquitlam. Just makes sense to group the tri-cities together.

I was going to suggest the same.

Even the thread title seems a bit off now with respect to current developments in the tri-cities, 'Suburban Updates' makes me think of new SFD subdivisions and schools in some leafy burb somewhere, it doesn't really imply clusters of 50-story high rise buildings along a skytrain line. Plus it kind of gives off a stereotypical Vancouverite, 'not sure what if anything exists past Boundary Road, thinks Port Moody and Pitt Meadows are in the same place, might even actually be the same place, might as well lump it all together' kind of vibe.

[GMD]

Originally Posted by gaviscon

Does anybody know what they're building behind the H-Mart in Coquitlam?

Do you mean SOCO?

https://anthemproperties.com/properties/319-north-road/

I don't recall seeing a specific thread for this one, but it seems like a pretty big project (2,189 homes, seven towers plus a rental building). Can't say I would want to live in that spot, but presumably plenty other people will . It is convenient to a lot of things, for sure, I just wouldn't like the noise.

[dleung]

i much prefer seafoam green over this baby blue spandrel that's gotten popular of late. At least the former can relate better to the glass and the palette of the coastal landscape

[Snow_Wolf]

Originally Posted by GMD

Do you mean SOCO?

https://anthemproperties.com/properties/319-north-road/

I don't recall seeing a specific thread for this one, but it seems like a pretty big project (2,189 homes, seven towers plus a rental building). Can't say I would want to live in that spot, but presumably plenty other people will . It is convenient to a lot of things, for sure, I just wouldn't like the noise.

Yep, that would certainly be a busy spot. Right between two highways and a skytrain line. Pretty great location amenity and transit wise though.

[Snow_Wolf]

Originally Posted by Snow_Wolf

I was just about to post about this. The lots cleared now. Sad to see the trees gone but hopefully they'll start construction soon on the Pine & Glenn towers. It'd include the tallest building in the downtown Coquitlam area.

Update on this site: they're putting all the cut down trees towards the corners of the site. It looks like they might be preparing it.

Edit: why do I have such trouble with image imbeds sometimes? I do it exactly the same as on my other posts but it doesn't imbed in the post.

I'll just drop a link to the post here. https://imgur.com/a/Bt05f2h

[SpongeG]

New Coquitlam affordable homes get $46.1M federal boost to complete project's investment
Robert Nicklin Place will have 164 units for low-income families and is set to be finished by late 2024.
Kyle Balzer Mar 7, 2022


The proposal for 3100 Ozada Ave., in Coquitlam's City Centre neighbourhood.VIA CITY OF COQUITLAM


Coquitlam's new 164-unit Robert Nicklin Place (3100 Ozada Ave.) is breaking ground and the Canadian government is pitching in $46.1 million to complete the project's investment.Facebook/Fin Donnelly

https://www.tricitynews.com/local-news/n...-to-complete-projects-investment-5134869

[hollywoodnorth]

2nd Crane is up at SOCO One (1st phase) in Lougheed Town Center on North Road >> https://socobyanthem.com/

[SpongeG]

loma in Maillairdville, Coquitlam is heading up now

2022-03-25_10-43-24 by snub_you, on Flickr

2022-03-25_10-43-29 by snub_you, on Flickr

[officedweller]

Loma render:


https://www.buzzbuzzhome.com/ca/loma