[COM] GPO Exchange | 85m | 22 Levels | Office

[Mpol03]

Is this the concrete that will surround the windows?

[Pikey]

Hold up. Whilst this concrete cladding matches the podium renders, check the glass that is around the paneling. If the actual glass facade matches these small sections, it could be good. Looks incredibly reflective.

[Ben]

Climbing collar on crane now. Must be a rise soon.

[EBG]

A lot of the yellow wrapping on the circular columns has been removed leaving just the bare concrete look . Could not stop for a picture.

[fkj]

Don't worry, I've got you covered.

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[UrbanSG]

First glazing applied today. Unfortunately this version with the mirrored edges is only for the lower levels. Hopefully the glazing at least stays as reflective for the upper levels.

[SRW]

At least it's not green.

[Pikey]

If this is the facade proper, (which I believe it is, as there's no variation on the DA) this could be quite a striking result. With such a simple design the facade was going to be the deal maker or breaker. I'm feeling pretty confident in what I'm seeing so far.

[Mpol03]

What is being placed between the concrete gaps? And is there a finish/gloss to the concrete itself?

[Pikey]

What is being placed between the concrete gaps? And is there a finish/gloss to the concrete itself?

If you look closely there's glazing between the concrete panels. I also believe this natural texture is the final finish. Looks quite striking when done well, in my opinion.

[Mpol03]

You’re totally right!
Here’s hoping the glass is off this quality through the entire building.

[Norman]

More glass has been installed on the northern side.

[AG]

What is being placed between the concrete gaps? And is there a finish/gloss to the concrete itself?

Can't tell from the renders, but it looks like the space between the glazing at each level could be either stone or metal cladding. Either way, the renders don't show the glazing running full height.

[Ben]

Crane raise today.

[Plasmatron]

Seems to be rising at a somewhat blistering pace now. (14/10/2018)

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