There are a number of towers in downtown that were capped at grade and never got started back up again. The south block of The Bow was supposed to be rebuilt from the bricks of the old York Hotel. That was capped at grade and is just a parking garage. First Canadian Centre is another one, the north-west corner of 2 Street and 7 Avenue.
Are there any instances of previously capped-at-grade projects being restarted and completed? Or is it basically a death sentence to the project once the at-grade cap is complete?
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Originally Posted by Erick Estrada
IMO it's nicer than the Bow which is nothing but a taller version of Toronto's city hall. Brookfield has a lot of modern tower styling cues.
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This might be the most ridiculous thing I've seen said about The Bow.