karledice
Senior Member
It will be the exact same...
Toronto The Well | 174.03m | 46s | RioCan | Hariri Pontarini
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Red Mars
Senior Member
Mar 13, 2020
67Cup
Active Member
I must be colour blind because I would have said the official decree over the last few years was to deck as many structures as possible in grey.
karledice
Senior Member
Snapped on March 18th
Cladding same colour on every floor
Cladding same colour on every floor
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Superstar
Ooof, that's not great...
Red Mars
Senior Member
Mar 19, 2020
DarkSideDenizen
Senior Member
karledice
Senior Member
What's this long ramp spanning North South ?
ChesterCopperpot
Senior Member
It's the main vehicular entrance ramp to the parking levels - both car and commercial loading
DarkSideDenizen
Senior Member
DarkSideDenizen
Senior Member
All quiet with many sites shutting down early today. Trade Unions are getting ready to call a full stop to work.
TheKingEast
Senior Member
Yep. We're going to see some delays. I have no issue with that...safety should be #1 concern.
AlvinofDiaspar
Moderator
The only projects they should be rushing are healthcare related ones (I am looking at you, St. Mike's expansion).
AoD
AHK
Senior Member
A reasonable amount of activity at The Well yesterday and today.
Saturday, March 21: Two cranes and the external construction hoists were active. One crane, one at the south-east residential tower, was handling bucket lifts for a concrete pour for much of the day, morning through the mid-afternoon timeframe. The office building south side tower crane was doing lifts all day and into the evening, finishing up at 7 PM - a ten hour day.
Sunday, March 22: Both external construction hoists are active - skeleton crew as it appears to take quite a while to off-load and stage the materials being lifted to the floor. The office building south side tower crane was already doing lifts by 9 AM - do not know exactly when it started. Lifts ended later in the morning possibly noon hour, and now it is being raised up to the next level. The concrete block to balance the crane's counterweights can be seen against the building in the background, a floor or so above the south west corner formwork.
Saturday, March 21: Two cranes and the external construction hoists were active. One crane, one at the south-east residential tower, was handling bucket lifts for a concrete pour for much of the day, morning through the mid-afternoon timeframe. The office building south side tower crane was doing lifts all day and into the evening, finishing up at 7 PM - a ten hour day.
Sunday, March 22: Both external construction hoists are active - skeleton crew as it appears to take quite a while to off-load and stage the materials being lifted to the floor. The office building south side tower crane was already doing lifts by 9 AM - do not know exactly when it started. Lifts ended later in the morning possibly noon hour, and now it is being raised up to the next level. The concrete block to balance the crane's counterweights can be seen against the building in the background, a floor or so above the south west corner formwork.
Red Mars
Senior Member
Thursday Mar 19, 2020
