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Duke Tower Kitchener | 39 fl | completed
Demolition started today. 

   
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Awesome! Anyone who's around, keep those updates coming!
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Lots of activity since yesterday.  It looks like the walls on Frederick and Duke Street will come down last.  

   
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Frederick St side
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Why that cladding was there in the first place.
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(10-25-2018, 06:29 PM)Spokes Wrote: Why that cladding was there in the first place.

Apparently it looked cool in the 70s. The disco ball look for a building ...
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There's some things I'll just never understand I guess
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Another photo, with the courthouse in the background:

   
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Found this render of DTK, wasn't sure if it'd been posted.

I hadn't realized there was so much parking in the podium.

   
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What are the parking minimums here?
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The parking podium facing out onto Frederick is the weakest aspect of this project, imo. I wish the exterior were better clad.
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(10-29-2018, 11:23 AM)panamaniac Wrote: The parking podium facing out onto Frederick is the weakest aspect of this project, imo.  I wish the exterior were better clad.

I totally agree.  Not hidden well at all.
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Fits in with the ugly Weber and Queen parking.
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