Montréal-based ACDF Architecture has unveiled Panorama, a 30-storey retirement complex on the banks of Rivière des Prairies in Sainte-Dorothée, Qué.
Tag: Tall buildings
Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects has designed three towers for the Toranomon-Azabudai district urban redevelopment project in the heart of Tokyo, Japan.
Netherlands-based architecture firm Mecanoo has won competitions to design high-rises in Germany and China.
Tulip-shaped tower project axed by London mayor
(07/30/2019)
Mayor Sadiq Khan, London, United Kingdom, has rejected the Tulip tower project by J. Safra Group and Foster + Partners even though the City of London had approved it in spring.
The practical side of window replacements
(07/28/2019)
During a window replacement project, setting realistic expectations, keeping stakeholders informed, selecting a means of execution that is specific to the building, and starting the process within realistic timeframes will increase the potential for...
The new 707 Fifth AAA office tower in downtown Calgary features a distinctive, curved glass appearance and creates a high energy-efficiency workspace with a triple-glazed, curved glass curtain wall system.
Vancouver’s tallest office tower breaks ground
(07/09/2019)
The Stack, set to be the tallest office tower in Vancouver, has broken ground. The AAA class 50,168-m2 (540,000-sf) development will stand at 162 m (530 ft).
New Montréal tower could be tallest in the city
(06/19/2019)
Designs have been revealed for 1 Square Phillips in downtown Montréal which could be the city’s tallest residential high-rise. This site sits at a crossroads between the business and shopping districts, McGill University, and...
The Mennica Legacy Tower, a commercial high-rise complex by architecture firm Goettsch Partners (GP), has topped out in a growing district of Warsaw, Poland.
Nearly 80 new skyscrapers set to rise in Toronto
(05/09/2019)
Toronto’s already crowded skyline could see even more new skyscrapers being constructed in the next few years, which could more than double the number of tall buildings in the city, according to a report...
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