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Dec. 18

No tearing down the Coffee Dome. Cliffside needs it. People stop there on their way to work from Peterbourough. Where would I buy my smokes?

Oh DSD you’re going to get me in trouble. I’ve derailed this thread into concrete technology. When you include so many things in one sentence, it turns into paragraphs again. I’ll try to be brief, but... No Lamps, except for light to work by. Heaters, every winter some Canadian...

Indulge me for a moment please; I need to post this picture to demonstrate preparations for concrete work in winter. You can see the wall forms have been insulated and there are tarps around the fly tables to keep the temporary heat in under the slab forms. They are most likely using four or...

Nobody likes an actual cold joint and every effort is made to avoid them. When it does happen unintentionally, the surface is roughed up while the concrete is still workable in anticipation of a delay causing the cold joint. It doesn’t take long for a cold joint to appear so it’s not that...

The view from the crane is admittedly different than what you will see if you live at the L tower. I have a few pictures from Friday morning (Dec. 21) taken from the building. In the first photo I took a couple of point and shoot with flash pictures from 55 hoping the little bit of snow would...

I agree wholeheartedly. We can’t seriously be bashing Udo here so I will proceed on the assumption that it was not the plan. His efforts have produced some very informative and fascinating posts and the post in question was no exception. Having been recently tuned up on the rules for posting...

I posted my most recent decent pics at the West Don Lands Pan Am thread and the Market Wharf thread. I hope they will hold you over until I can update in the new year.

From December 19/12 I think that's roof slab on the south side.

These are the most recent pictures I have, from December 07/12. I’ll try to post some fresh stuff next year.

Boxing Day clear out. These are the most recent pictures I have of this project. I will post newer shots for innsertnamehere next year. These are from December 14/12.

That’s an inquiry that would take two or more university degrees to properly address and I don’t have any. I can give you an opinion but you need at least Civil Engineer and an architect to get to the bottom of it. I haven’t done my homework on this thread as to why they would use...

Friday morning 7:39 Merry Christmas

I never know what to expect next DSD. I am enjoying this one while I can. Buildings like this don’t come along very often. I’m happy to be there and glad I can contribute to this thread.

Impressive isn’t it? All of the building materials being delivered must be keeping them on their toes. The backup alarm must be the anthem over there. I have a few pictures from the last month that might give you a different look at how fast they are going. November 27th December...

Excellent! I have to get to where that last picture was taken for my crane collection.

Sorry, these pictures are from a few days back. Friday December 14 Wednesday December 19

Wednesday December 19

Nice to see the roofing under control. Monday December 17 Ironworkers assembling structural steel lifts on the ground. Wednesday December 19

RCS, or Rail Climbing System is a product supplied by PERI Canada and it serves primarily as a safety system for workers and the public. It is designed to prevent objects from falling or blowing off of the outside edge of the building as well as providing safety and to a degree, comfort for...