Toronto L-Tower | 204.82m | 58s | Cityzen | Daniel Libeskind

I assume this is THE L-Tower crane!!


Planned Road Restriction


Main Street: THE ESPLANADE
At Street:
From Street: YONGE ST
To Street: SCOTT ST
Start Date: Sat Jul 19 00:01:00 EDT 2014
End Date: Sun Jul 20 23:59:00 EDT 2014
Description: All lanes will be occupied due to the removal of a tower crane. This work will be conducted by Femcastle Inc.
Additional Information: Daily
 
DSC said:
I assume this is THE L-Tower crane!!


Planned Road Restriction


Main Street: THE ESPLANADE
At Street:
From Street: YONGE ST
To Street: SCOTT ST
Start Date: Sat Jul 19 00:01:00 EDT 2014
End Date: Sun Jul 20 23:59:00 EDT 2014
Description: All lanes will be occupied due to the removal of a tower crane. This work will be conducted by Femcastle Inc.
Additional Information: Daily
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Cool .. can anyone confirm this ?
 
DSC said:
I assume this is THE L-Tower crane!!


Planned Road Restriction


Main Street: THE ESPLANADE
At Street:
From Street: YONGE ST
To Street: SCOTT ST
Start Date: Sat Jul 19 00:01:00 EDT 2014
End Date: Sun Jul 20 23:59:00 EDT 2014
Description: All lanes will be occupied due to the removal of a tower crane. This work will be conducted by Femcastle Inc.
Additional Information: Daily
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wolf said:
Cool .. can anyone confirm this ?
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There's nothing else it could possibly be. What's the question?!

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Talked to a couple of the construction workers.

Apparently the "flood" was caused by a faulty connection to a washer/dryer unit, and it did lots of damage. Many of the suites need to have the drywall and hardwood floors ripped out and re-installed. They said either 7 suites or 7 floors... I cant recall which it was :)

They also commented on how the building "looked nice from the outside", but the interior finishes were extremely cheap.
 
zcczcczcc said:
Talked to a couple of the construction workers.

Apparently the "flood" was caused by a faulty connection to a washer/dryer unit, and it did lots of damage. Many of the suites need to have the drywall and hardwood floors ripped out and re-installed. They said either 7 suites or 7 floors... I cant recall which it was :)

They also commented on how the building "looked nice from the outside", but the interior finishes were extremely cheap.
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Didn't ask if the crane is coming down this weekend?
 
zcczcczcc said:
Talked to a couple of the construction workers.

Apparently the "flood" was caused by a faulty connection to a washer/dryer unit, and it did lots of damage. Many of the suites need to have the drywall and hardwood floors ripped out and re-installed. They said either 7 suites or 7 floors... I cant recall which it was :)

They also commented on how the building "looked nice from the outside", but the interior finishes were extremely cheap.
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That sounds like alot of damage....Does that mean more delays in occupancies?
On another note, I would have to disagree with the fact that the interior finishes were extremely cheap. I did see the unit inside and actually found the finishes to be of higher level than most condo units I have seen in Toronto and I have been to the luxury hotels and viewed a Shangri-la suite in the past. I am not saying it is all perfect but to say that they are extremely cheap would not be accurate, again in my opinion.
 
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