Article on this one over at Renx:


From the above:

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Not much I would think, only the first foot or so is frozen and excavation equipment have no problem ripping through it.

I know nothing about construction,
but winter photos seems to show construction stops once there is a deep freeze or snowfall,
which definitely has not been a one-time event this winter.
 
I wonder how much frozen ground/snow impedes construction in Toronto vs Vancouver
It's not just a question of frost depth but soil composition and water concentration. Generally in Toronto mid winter frost depth can be problematic for a back hoe, however for large excavators with the right bucket not generally a problem. If particularly cold or farther North there are attachments, rakes and hammers to do the job but slows work down.
 
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In Toronto, we really know how to do grey spandrel...

....and it's unlikely this tower will bring any relief to that. /sigh
 
In Toronto, we really know how to do grey spandrel...

....and it's unlikely this tower will bring any relief to that. /sigh
I'm not sure about that. While not an architectural standout, I think the colour and balcony treatment on this one will add some texture and variety to the area.
 

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