EDMONTON | The Pearl | 35 FLOORS
 

Excavation for the new 35 floor residential tower called 'The Pearl" has been progressing through the summer. Over the last week or two preparations for the foundation appear to have begun. I watched as a rebar cage was assebled in a roughly 10 foot deep square within the excavated area. The base of what appears to be either for a crane or concrete pump was placed with its footings in the rebar and concrete then poared. I have a few photos from my phone camera and will post once I figure out how.

Photo from Sept 30 2010
http://www.pbase.com/edmontonskyline/image/129005752

Hmm
 

Well, I opened a PBase account and uploaded my photos to PBase and then posted the link on this thread. All That shows is a box with an X. Sorry for the newbe question but can anyone help?:koko:

Render from Architect: Brinsmead Kennedy Architecture
 

Better pictures

http://i184.photobucket.com/albums/x...Picture6-1.png

http://i184.photobucket.com/albums/x...Picture5-2.png

http://i184.photobucket.com/albums/x...Picture4-3.png

Thanks
 

Thanks. All that I could find was a thumbnail photo. It is great to have good quality renders on the first page so that pople can see what is to come.:tup:

I've never noticed the copper roof element before. this one might be a game changer.

Where is the project? it's the West end of DT correct?

^yup... 120st/121st and Jasper.

If i recall it will be around 110-113m.

That would likely be an aluminum panel that is painted... but real copper would be pretty cool.

old shot from 2001 so a lot of new towers are missing, but this tower is about 3/4 of the way 'down from the top' the skyline

http://www.globalairphotos.com/image...dh2001_197.jpg

Looks like a great location right on the ridge - nice height too.

Nice residential tower! Now if Calgary can get a few like this. 43 stories, nice height!

A very nice addition to Edmonton.

Looks pretty good. I'm not a big fan of tacked on balconies, but for the most part it looks to be a decent tower.

The crane is now fully up. It's taller than I was expecting it to be and amazingly prominent from the south side of the river, especially the Groat bridge.

^I saw it on my way back from Riverbend tonight.

From 'spill' at C2E

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4128/...fb167d7a_b.jpg