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[ChesterCopperpot]

The northernmost elevators go all the way up to Level 31.

There won't be a step until the 23rd floor.

 

[differential]

Toronto City Aerial - August 2018 by formulanone, on Flickr

What is this development?

 

[westtoeast]

What is this development?

That would be sugar wharf and the new LCBO headquarters at 100 QQE I believe

 

[ChesterCopperpot]

Correct

 

[differential]

Thanks, how did I miss that development, seems quite significant on the waterfront.

 

[vini007]

Was wondering if anyone would to take pics. today of the cement trucks lineup so many i assume for the pour...would be an awesome site to see..

 

[DSC]

I suspect they may move it in before the offices are finished but I guess we will see. The sooner the GO folks move over the sooner the CIBC folks can start Tower 2.

Replying to myself!

On the Metrolinx Board Agenda for 14 September there is a Report that states:

An update was provided on the Union Station Bus terminal, scheduled to open in March 2020. The Committee was able to comment on the navigation tools planned for the terminal including station amenities, wayfinding and signage.

See: http://www.metrolinx.com/en/docs/pdf/board_agenda/20180914/20180914_BoardMtg_CEC_EN.pdf

 

[whatever]

The northernmost elevators go all the way up to Level 31.

There won't be a step until the 23rd floor.

The floor plans would disagree with you:

Source: http://www.cibcsquare.com/assets/images/building/test-fits/floorplans/podium-floor-plate.png

Source: http://www.cibcsquare.com/assets/images/building/test-fits/floorplans/low-rise.png

There's a bank of elevators at the far north of the core that's there to service floors 1-7. Then the bank of elevators at the far south end serves floors 8-20. So we're going to see steps in around floors 7 and 20 (give or take, after allowing for elevator overruns). Then there are additional steps in around floors 30 and 40.

 

[ChesterCopperpot]

I could be wrong but I believe those 4 elevators will not be poured as part of the core that's currently being formed.

From the latest arch drawings on city site posted last month.

 

[whatever]

I could be wrong but I believe those 4 elevators will not be poured as part of the core that's currently being formed.

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We don't have many pictures of the north side of the core, but based on this one I have to admit it looks like you're right afterall. There don't appear to be openings for the elevators at ground level, and the thickness of that northernmost segment doesn't look enough for two banks of elevators. My bad!

 

[vini007]

The floor plans would disagree with you:

Source: http://www.cibcsquare.com/assets/images/building/test-fits/floorplans/podium-floor-plate.png

Source: http://www.cibcsquare.com/assets/images/building/test-fits/floorplans/low-rise.png

There's a bank of elevators at the far north of the core that's there to service floors 1-7. Then the bank of elevators at the far south end serves floors 8-20. So we're going to see steps in around floors 7 and 20 (give or take, after allowing for elevator overruns). Then there are additional steps in around floors 30 and 40.

Can someone circle the elevators ...as all i see its restrooms and stairs...thank you..

 

[canarob]

The way this project is flying ahead, I'm starting to wonder if the new GO bus terminal will open before the Union Station renos are complete?

 

[DSC]

The way this project is flying ahead, I'm starting to wonder if the new GO bus terminal will open before the Union Station renos are complete?

Well, they hope to move the GO in in March 2020 and the latest dates reported for 'completion' of Union were given in March 2018 when it was reported (See" http://app.toronto.ca/tmmis/viewAgendaItemHistory.do?item=2018.GM29.22 ) :

"The project remains within the current approved budget of $823.9 million and is scheduled for substantial completion in the first quarter 2019." Now we are told it is '9-month behind' schedule and nothing is happening so that will get longer so you may well be right!

 

[Automation Gallery]

"The project remains within the current approved budget of $823.9 million and is scheduled for substantial completion in the first quarter 2019." Now we are told it is '9-month behind' schedule and nothing is happening so that will get longer so you may well be right!

Gee, when all said and done a billion bucks of taxpayers money?
...too bad we didn't go the same route of what Chicago is thinking of doing with the private sector, oh well
BMO Harris in talks to anchor new Union Station office tower
http://www.chicagotribune.com/busin...is-union-station-ryan-ori-20180910-story.html

 

[jdoe1369]

Microsoft Canada is moving its headquarters to CIBC Square

https://www.newswire.ca/news-releas...adquarters-in-downtown-toronto-692971421.html

I assume that means the Mississauga campus is closing down?