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Structural Engingeering researcher here. It can, depending on the accumulation/amount of precipitation. In most cases they'll just work quickly, be careful not to work in the extra water to the mix, and then cover it when complete to prevent too much moisture when curing.

I posted this a while ago:

Huge slab pour happening today for the parkade, I've been seeing concrete trucks all day. No pics this time but I'll stop by soon!

Just a guess, but I recognize two spaces from that floor plan likely operated by Concord Group from Calgary. The specific restaurants look to be the second locations of: Bridgette Bar (ranked no. 35 on Canada's 100 Best - 2022) Lulu Bar (ranked no. 85 on Canada's 100 Best - 2022) I've been to...

A concise update from yesterday, Nov 10th. A little less than half of the roof slab over the parkade is poured, they were actively pouring yesterday morning: NW corner looking good: Still more to go on the east side: A sneak peak of the benches, courtesy of the north west corner of King's...

I've finally made an account after watching this project everyday for the last few years, I also just recently moved to Toronto. My career is focused on Structural Engineering. I've worked on high-rise projects in multiple cities, and done graduate-level courses and research. I'm enamored with...

Long time listener, first time Torontonian. A couple photos on October 21st from Brant & King. You can see the walkway through to the Well starting to form: And get a sense for the courtyard