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That is correct. Moisture and heat speed up the patina process. Cool and dry is where it is the slowest and hot and humid is the quickest. A copper roof in a place like Miami would turn green very quickly. Calgary is actually a pretty decent place for maintaining the copper color, and the patina...

It would be nice to see a new tallest in the city, but I hope it's a different design, and maybe a mixed use tower.

All the towers look great in those pics.

Looks great! Even the people driving by get to enjoy it.

https://calgaryherald.com/opinion/columnists/varcoe-tech-firm-moves-hq-to-calgary-from-b-c-another-sign-of-the-citys-future-growth

I'm with Urban Warrior on Mission. The chill of the option b neighborhood, but right next to bustling Beltline.

True that.

Nice to see high rise towers moving westward from downtown. If Cidex goes ahead with the 14th street tower, the skyline will stretch all the way to Sunalta.

Welcome Canuckflyhigh.....and great news this is starting construction.

It love how it looks from this angle.

More density in one of the busiest parts of the Beltline. :)

With no office component I wonder if this one will be resurface?

Agreed. These are some nice towers. Someday if the market picks up and it goes ahead, hopefully the design stays the same

I swear Calgary's gotta have the world record for twin towers.

Whatever option they choose, the execution will be good. Certus’ projects, Britannia and Spider Block were both done well.

Sucked me in. Lol.

I like this type of development. I don’t like the grass patch in front, but I’m assuming that’s a city setback issue.

What a great design!

I passed by the site a couple of days ago and there was no activity, but I wouldn’t be surprised if it sat idle for long. With the DP approved it’s just a matter of when.

This is shaping up to be pretty damn good.