Deloitte Summit (410 W. Georgia St) | 92m | 23Fl |Completed

[VancouverOfTheFuture]

Originally Posted by jollyburger

That canopy looks tiny I doubt it will collect much water especially considering the blocks above it?

Originally Posted by officedweller

I was thinking the same on both counts - where does it drain to? and maybe not much volume.

i think it is important for people to remember, no matter how small something seems, we live in a rain forest and rain can be unpredictable. see last November with the flooding. and since we are supposed to be all building for climate change, who knows what can happen. i don't know, I'm just leery about how well this will work in our climate. i mean i hope it works well! though i am not sure yet.

Originally Posted by Vin

I walked by the other day and saw that the frontage walkway has groove trench drains on it. That line where the chain goes to is most likely a very modern groove trench or channel drain as well, but I could be wrong.

thats good about the drain. i do like linear drains, i hope the clean the muck out on a regular basis though.

[mcminsen]

May 18 '22, my pics

[s211]

I saw those stairs taped off a few days ago and wondered what was up, and I'm still wondering.

[jollyburger]

Most likely scenario from Vancouver House, where the stairs transition from regular stairs to that weird angled mess will magically turn into a garden.

[officedweller]

Low elevation lobby and messy stairs caused by the combination of a view cone height limit and desire for a West Georgia address / lobby door (versus Homer side).

You can see how low the ceiling is in the elevator lobby:

Originally Posted by officedweller

Pics by me January 7th:

Georgia St. frontage/lobby cafe at grade with alley:


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[officedweller]

I also think that the steel edge on the planter is a hazard (back-breaker) is anyone falls on it. It's like a knife edge. It should be trimmed to the same height as the concrete wall behind it or folded over the concrete wall to make it wider, or made taller to reduce the possibility of falling onto it.

Originally Posted by mcminsen

May 18 '22, my pics

[jollyburger]

Or just roll the edge over

[mcminsen]

May 28 '22, my pic

[officedweller]

That bank signage must have gone up Saturday, as it wasn't there on Friday.
Pic by me Friday night:

[mcminsen]

Originally Posted by mcminsen

April 12 '22, my pic

Six and a half weeks later...





May 29 '22, my pics

[SpongeG]

what are they doing to it?

[VancouverOfTheFuture]

what is with this city and entryways/grading? seems like its messed up in so many buildings that get built these days.

[jollyburger]

If you look at the original photos of the stairs they sort of disappeared because of how it interfaced with the sidewalk. They aren't changing the sidewalk so they will most likely just block off the areas that aren't standard sidewalk heights to prevent tripping hazards.

[officedweller]

Maybe expect to see something like at The Post - with barriers and a narrow staircase.

Originally Posted by mcminsen

May 29 '22, my pics

[mcminsen]

Originally Posted by mcminsen

May 18 '22, my pic

June 6 '22, my pic

[LeftCoaster]

Logo 1 of possibly 2 went up at some point over the last couple weeks. looks very sharp IMO.

[mcminsen]

Originally Posted by LeftCoaster

Logo 1 of possibly 2 went up at some point over the last couple weeks. looks very sharp IMO.

...

Yes, it does look sharp.

I think it actually went up in early April.





April 12 '22, my husband's pic

[mcminsen]

I've been keeping an eye on the other side for a logo but nothing yet.





June 27 '22, my pics

[jollyburger]

What happened with the steps?

[mcminsen]

Originally Posted by jollyburger

What happened with the steps?

Last I saw, not done yet. Still behind a fence.

I'll try to get some pics tomorrow.