[Burnaby] The MET 1 and 2 | 40fl, ? | Completed

[BodomReaper]

Originally Posted by Klazu

Topped out and part of the skyline.

Great photo as usual. We're going to need one of these to plug the hole in the skyline created by SkyTrain from that angle:


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[officedweller]

Posted Nov 29 by Yellow Fever at SSC:

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[vanman]

My pics from today.














The Met 2 is well underway. It's probably time to rename the thread.

[Klazu]

Thanks, vanman! The MET is looking like a very decent tower.

[Infrequent Poster]

B..b..but there is only actually 36 floors. I am aware of the (silly) reason why. So I suppose I am just stating the obvious.

[officedweller]

Pics by Yellow Fever posted Dec 14th:

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[officedweller]

By Yellow Fever posted Dec 31st:

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[Large Cat]

Any updates on the retail tenants planned for the podium of this tower? I'm still trying to figure out where to get that kind of information on new towers.

[Dylan Leblanc]

Is there actually commercial space though?

[officedweller]

Just townhouses at The Met as far as I could see.

[trofirhen]

Originally Posted by Infrequent Poster

B..b..but there is only actually 36 floors. I am aware of the (silly) reason why. So I suppose I am just stating the obvious.

Maybe you are stating the obvious, but yes, the reason IS silly ... and nauseatingly obsequious.

[VanK]

Originally Posted by Large Cat

Any updates on the retail tenants planned for the podium of this tower? I'm still trying to figure out where to get that kind of information on new towers.

There wont be any retail/commercial here. Retail is only required along Beresford behind Metrotown.

[Klazu]

There is so much retail in Metrotown (inside malls and several streets) that no retail is needed on the street next to the two MET towers and the Chancelor.

[Large Cat]

Originally Posted by Klazu

There is so much retail in Metrotown (inside malls and several streets) that no retail is needed on the street next to the two MET towers and the Chancelor.

Ya, that totally makes sense. I just got a little carried away and failed to notice that they were all residential units.

[Klazu]

A quick hand-held photo of a sunset few nights before.

[officedweller]

By Yellow Fever at SSC:

Originally Posted by Yellow Fever

Final set of this project.

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[Coldrsx]

A bit bland no?

[csbvan]

Very bland, even if it is suburban.

[officedweller]

But for Concord, at least it's not covered in contrasting spandrel.

The windows look nice and big to.

[officedweller]

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