Photos taken today, Friday (July 26). A rare week where virtually everything rose up a level or more - even the external elevator! So, since last Friday, the crane is up as are most of the blue scaffolds on top, having gone up a level or two, now around level 64, some 219 meters high at that floor. With the third mechanical sections cleared by the rising scaffolds, the tapering super columns are visible. Also rising are the blue corner scaffolds, as the hanger sections below are now almost complete to level 56. Meanwhile, the black Rail Climbing Systems (RCSs) below have all gone up, save for the east RCS. But that's because the north and west RCSs have joined the east one at level 36, the last floor of that mega-section to have its glass and cladding installed before they leap up to level 39 and start on the third mega-section. Which may be very soon. Even higher is the black "mini-RCS" on the south face, raised to about level 37, into the second mechanical area.The exterior elevator has gone higher, as mentioned, now at the top of that mega-section, floor 56.
After my usual Flicker "time-lapse" album addition, my mostly usual set of views, from Yonge Street south at Dundas, then from Alexander, attention paid to the second mega-section where the geometric cladding can more clearly be seen, nearly completely installed - note the pointy south-east corner at the base of the third mechanical level! Nice how the eye can follow along with the zig zagging cladding. Then the view from by Holt Renfrew, Bloor by Balmuto, then from Cumberland east of Bay, and from Bloor east of Yonge. Finally, from the west at Blood and Bedford where the top balcony of 1 Bloor E is now partly obscured by the rising tower. And finally, from down Devonshire.
From October, 2020, as above-ground construction started in earnest at The One (1 Bloor W.) in Toronto. More or less a weekly photo usually taken on a Friday, with some gaps during early-on construction hiatuses. The initial photographs are from 2015, during demolition at the site, 2018, during...
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