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they have several floors above to create tension... but also the corners should cancel out some of the pulling force since the corner floors will be under compression from the pulling force of the tension members. but i also think the super columns would laugh at the little amount of weight...

interesting i wonder if the next level corner pour is about to happen, maybe they wanted full tension weight on before pouring?

no way they arent going to go for a MV after and convert those to big units. the money is in big units they are selling at 3500 psf

What is the target slab to slab time?

that seems super super odd and not likely their is no way they put tiny units on those floors...

Yes but these plans show small units on 79 - 87.. these units are all LARGE high rise units 2400 sqft quarter floors. it also shows the walls being thicker and more extensive then lower floors which makes no sense at all

79-87 diagram is wrong for sure...

Probably waiting for building to get up higher so they can put the next form column

i would estimate 25 - 27

Looks like they are ready to pour today

guess it's raining too hard?

The builder told me they are targeting an average of 14 days slab to slab... so 7 days would be a miracle

guessing that interior framing is first pieces of self climbing form work system for elevators... it will constantly climb and pour then they back fill the floor after?

I would guess they top out in 3 years... 2 weeks per floor x 74 floors = 3 years. I say topped out summer 2025. lower floors will be occupied by this time. completion in 2026.

Guessing they will be pouring Wednesday

Those guys are going to be in hella-good shape climbing 21 storys

They have no other way to get up and down right now without elevator

the walls tie into the colums and are connected to the floor, i think this is ok

Interesting how the floor is held only by the walls and the columns are isolated

i thought it was both east and west sides