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[UtakataNoAnnex]

Yeah...that doesn't look like it would take to sharp corners too well. >.<

 

[AHK]

July 9.

South Side of King Street:

North Side of King Street:

 

[AHK]

July 11 - Structural steel arriving for the temporary construction enclosure building on the north side of King Street. Also a new construction contractor, E.S. Fox on site today (presumably for erection of the temporary enclosure building).

 

[AHK]

July 16 - Structural steel for the temporary work shelter building is going up. (The 'temporary work shelter' is a bit of tongue in cheek - looks more robust and structurally sound than some permanent construction at a few other sites....)

 

[AlvinofDiaspar]

July 16 - Structural steel for the temporary work shelter building is going up. (The 'temporary work shelter' is a bit of tongue in cheek - looks more robust and structurally sound than some permanent construction at a few other sites....)

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I don't think they have a choice since it will have to support overhead cranes inside the enclosure.

AoD

 

[UtakataNoAnnex]

Temporary here I presume means it will not be part of the project when completed.

 

[AHK]

July 17 - Work on the temporary structure continues to move quickly. Another load of steel beams was being delivered this morning, during ongoing installation of the beams from the prior delivery. On the other side of the site, the foundations for the south wall of the temporary structure are all complete, with the base plates ready, with bolts and their nuts waiting for the columns to be mounted.

 

[Red Mars]

Jul 18, 2024

 

[AHK]

July 18 and 19. Installation of the steel girders on the north side moving quickly.

South side of King Street:

 

[AHK]

July 19. A day of very impressive progress on the north side of Queen Street. This morning, the crew was working on the final, east-most section of the north wall steel girder structure (photos above). This afternoon, when we passed by around 4:30 PM, what looks to be almost the entire south side (King Street frontage) steel girder structure had been erected.