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Superstar
At 8PM tonight there was a pump-crete truck chugging away. Workers said they would be pumping until around 10PM tonight. Sorry but no pictures.
catcher_of_cats
Active Member
They are working on the first floor with the ceiling partially done.
urbandreamer
recession proof
15 February 2009 photo update
yyzer
Senior Member
nice to see this one FINALLY above grade....
jks
Continuous Lurker
February 28th
Hope you enjoyed the ROM, jks. Thanks for the pics! (Boy, those Gray Line sightseeing buses couldn't look tackier.)
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jks
Continuous Lurker
Yup, it was great. I actually didn't have much time, but the minerals were amazing. The Diamonds were ok too, I just got bored after a while, they were starting to be repetitive. they did have the third biggest diamond ever recorded. Back on topic now! (Of course One Bedford moves so slowly that no one will really care if there is a completely random discussion =P)
Yup, that mineral gallery has stuff in it that you can barely believe was created naturally, and yup, One Bedford really does feel like the slowest project ever. With the Royal Conservatory taking forever as well (to get Koerner Hall done at least) just across the street, it seems like this area of Bloor has some space-time discontinuum attached to it.
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Tewder
Senior Member
... now we know who is behind all of this:
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urbandreamer
recession proof
10 March 2009 photo update
1030am today:
1030am today:
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ProjectEnd
Superstar
I'll add to the party. What time were you around here dreamer?
WooWah
New Member
The Condo Observer
Active Member
This building is taking forever...Suites went on sale in Fall of 2005!
dt_toronto_geek
Superstar
It does seem slow but remember excavation only began in July of 2006.
London on the Esplanade and Murano seemed to take forever too, but both were well worth the wait.
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Automation Gallery
Superstar
Wow. Almost 3 years to get it to ground level, that was extremely slow.