01-30-2020, 02:02 PM
(This post was last modified: 01-30-2020, 03:44 PM by westwardloo.)
[attachment=6700 Wrote:ijmorlan pid='77000' dateline='1580404217']I won't be surprised if they didn't hire a building science consultant to assess the condition of the brick before painting. I think someone high up at Europro thought "if we paint it we can lease it as AAA office space". I think it will be quite the cost to fix this. they will probably sit on it for the next 5 years sell it for a profit and pass the buck on to someone else.
(01-30-2020, 12:54 PM)westwardloo Wrote: I do think that the paint job was a temporary "cosmetic" fix. If the brick is deteriorating, which wouldn't surprise me. I have a feeling like the whole building will need to be re-clad in the next decade. I don't know if Europro is the type of property management company to make that type of long term investment.
Seems like a weird cosmetic fix. Take a building with flaking brick and turn it into a building with flaking brick revealing the original colour. Isn’t a deteriorating surface the last thing one should be painting?
I think they have completely ruined the building (not that it was great to begin with)
I would love them to reclad like the calgary university library.
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