City Of Rain
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I love the shape and imagine you are looking down when swimming in the pool from some 20 floors up, it'd be an amazing experience.
The Arc | 88m | 29s | Concord Pacific | Francl Architecture
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City Of Rain
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When I searched under ARC, I got the zero result, I had to type "The ARC" in order to get to this thread, thats the problem we made double threads so easy.
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From a unit facing north-east on the 12th floor, I wonder what view it will be like?
City Of Rain
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https://vancouver.skyrisecities.com/forum/threads/vancouver-the-arc-88m-29s-concord-pacific-francl-architecture.26035/page-5
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Roundabout
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@City Of Rain Awesome photos!
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AJX
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That's one funky building.
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Roundabout
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Public space at the bottom of the building is now open.
City Of Rain
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The units on the next few floors immediate below the pool won't get much sunlight I'm afraid.
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From SSP:
The light strips are segments embedding in the handrail of the balconies (no on the edge of the slab like One Pacific).
They are wider and bright strips than One Pacific.
The light strips are segments embedding in the handrail of the balconies (no on the edge of the slab like One Pacific).
They are wider and bright strips than One Pacific.
Mevebou;8717035 said:Here are a few pictures of the ARC taken from different angles and at different times of the day
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Vanville;8715459 said:Let there be light. The lights are on the curved railings of the lower "prow". Should look nice when heading north on the Cambie bridge. So far I haven't seen anyone swimming yet. For those leery about that glass bottom, 6 inches of acrylic is very strong. The goldfish bowl next door is not used much but it sure looks cool. My pic Oct.11
City Of Rain
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Looks cool!
officedweller
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Couple more from SSP:
Vanville;8717781 said:Nice, here's a couple of my pics from last night:
Really cool building. Nice to see buildings with some curves.