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Moving incredibly slow for a CLT structure. Wonder if they are having fabrication issues or something? Supplier changed midway? Brock commons at UBC (18 stories CLT) topped out in just 10 weeks.
 
They couldn't have made look like wood? Bizarre cladding choice...
Why should it look like wood? Because the structure is wood? Most concrete structured buildings don't look like concrete, similarly most steel structured buildings don't look like steel.
Institutional buildings in Ontario, per the building code cannot be clad in timber due to fire risk, unless they have an impregnated fire retardant which is expensive and changes the colour. Fake wood products look fake and would be foolish.
 
Moving incredibly slow for a CLT structure. Wonder if they are having fabrication issues or something? Supplier changed midway? Brock commons at UBC (18 stories CLT) topped out in just 10 weeks.
Not a fabrication issue, its a contractor challenge. A mass timber building like this should be full enclosed by now with curtain wall installed and the interiors underway. No experienced and knowledgeable contractor would miss these vital milestones unless they don't know what they're doing.
 
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