Burlington Gallery Condos + Lofts | 94.05m | 23s | Carriage Gate | Turner Fleischer

[UtakataNoAnnex]

Unless everyone is using rose colour filters on their respective cameras that's got to be the reddest excavation site I've seen.

 

[innsertnamehere]

today. 1 storey above grade. Mods - can we get the height revised to 23 storeys?

 

[jta5]

More info:

421 - 431 Brant Street - 421 Brant Street Inc.

View our 421 - 431 Brant Street - 421 Brant Street Inc. development application page

www.burlington.ca

From today:

 

[innsertnamehere]

moving on up:

Construction sites in your city/town - Page 584 - SkyscraperPage Forum

Page 584- Construction sites in your city/town Canada

skyscraperpage.com

 

[jta5]

Another angle from yesterdays' Hamilton Spectator

 

[jta5]

From a Molinaro Group video about Illumina

 

[christiesplits]

From last week:

 

[ben.thebean1]

Unless everyone is using rose colour filters on their respective cameras that's got to be the reddest excavation site I've seen.

A late response is better than no response, right? We have really rich red clay here and in Oakville as well. If you look at Burlington from above on Google Maps you can see pretty big areas that are that pink clay colour. We have a handful of brick companies in the area because of it. So to answer your question directly, there's no filter, that's just the colour of the ground here

 

[jta5]

Photos from last week by Joe, on Flickr. Windows have started to go in, and by my count, this one is at 20 floors- only three more to go

 

[jta5]

Making its presence felt up Brant at the QEW ramps

 

[ben.thebean1]

Apologies for the bad pic I made my mom take on her potato phone for me haha, but the building is topped out and we have windows up to the 18th floor! Occupancy is expected by mid fall

 

[jta5]

photo credit: Joe

 

[Branden Simon]

 

[Branden Simon]

More windows to added soon

 

[mininamib]

Unless everyone is using rose colour filters on their respective cameras that's got to be the reddest excavation site I've seen.

The soil in Burlington and Oakville is very RED! As a kid my family were the first to move into a new development along Dundas which was under construction for nearly 10 years. It felt like we lived on Mars with the red clay soil and dust and green limestone. I remember the first year my parents struggled to keep the red dust from accumulating near windows and doors in the house!