It was about a month ago that we last checked up on Eisenberg, which at the time had just finished topping off. Since then there has been progress on the site including the installation of glass on both the east and west sides of the building. Recent updates show large vision glass panels being installed on the second and third floor of both the front and rear of the building, and thus starting to give passersby a feel of how the building will look when completed. 

View of construction site from the front, image via Kevin Cappis

Despite being a smaller boutique building of only three floors, the building has drawn a fair bit of attention due to it's funky, modern style. Designed by NORR Architects, the building's second and third floor are angled horizontally, standing out against the 90 Degree angles of nearby buildings. The large panes of floor to ceiling glass also add to the modern look which makes for a strong juxtaposition to some of the older buildings on the street.

Rendering of project, image via NORR Architects

Once complete, the building will house the retail at the main level and office space on the upper two floors. The retail tenant will be the Royal Bank, which is moving from it's nearby location two blocks away, to make way for The Theodore, a 114 unit residential project.

Glass installation at back of building, image via Kevin Cappis

SkyriseCalgary will be sure to return to this project as progress continues. For more information, check out the associated Database file and Forum thread, and as always, feel free to join the conversation in the comments section below. 

Related Companies:  NORR Architects & Engineers Limited