The steel skeleton of a visually striking tower is taking form on 400 West Georgia St. in downtown Vancouver.
Supermetal is erecting structural steel for the 24-storey, 301 ft. tall building which will eventually be a series of stacked cubes with glass floors and will require 4,500 metric tonnes of steel.
The developers are Westbank and EllisDon, with design by architectural firm OSO and Glotmann Simpson handling engineering.Â
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