Bayer
Senior Member
I live on the 50th floor of ROCP I, and I don't notice the building swaying... until I have a look at my vertical blinds on a windy day ![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
I live on the 50th floor of ROCP I, and I don't notice the building swaying... until I have a look at my vertical blinds on a windy day![]()
Were the windows sealed properly which are causing the blinds to move on a windy day or is there really a sway?
Anyone remember those condos in Richmond Hill about 10 years ago? They moved, unfortunately it was down not sideways.
Hey everyone, my first post here so please bear with any noob mistakes.
A friend of mine lives in a penthouse unit in north york and claims that the building sways just ever so slightly. Apparently is is possible that the buildings can resonate with the subway being underneath etc?
Is this possible? given that these buildings are all concrete and not more than 30 or so storeys... I've heard of this thing happening in tall steel office towers with counter-weights or something (from discovery channel) but never about condo's
just curious.