Your correct the pour has slowed down. The next 3 floors will take 6 weeks each to form and pour because of all the changes going on at these levels, The cladding will continue to L26, thats one level below the monorail we use which is anchored to L27 columns. Once we have reached L26 our...

Started to stock level 11 curtainwall frames Saturday, this is the first floor that will wrap around the south elevation except for the man and material hoist leave-out. Since we have left the parking levels behind us installation has picked up.

Also agreed...see ya

Thanks for the the video updates...by the way its the same installation company for the curtainwall panels that did B.A.C.

There is an afternoon shift that ends at 12:30 a.m. , and there is a 4:00 a.m. shift. So it may seem like its running 24 hrs

Look at the 15th flr north el. the entire north face has a slight curve...see how the slab edge is slightly proud of the face of columns in the middle then back to flush at the ends? Just one of the many changes I have to deal with.

ugly or not they're a real pain to install!!!

The signs really are'nt that old...and cost into the millions, I think they are here to stay. A year from now we could be in the fortys.

The company I work for is in for 18 months of install, starting in April 2010

Red Mars has posted a picture of my son working on the swingstage above the Trump sign...very cool!

Im working for the company installing the cladding...57 flrs of vision...then the spire.

"haha"...you find that amusing?? careful what you wish for.

Agreed 100% keep it domestic...suck it up, pay a little more, it will come round.

Sota Glazing has the contract for the re-cladding, I work for Bass Installation. Its a unionized labor force that Sota deals with. Its scheduled for spring install, maybe late spring by the looks of it. You see they "Metro Hoisting" have to erect their man and material hoist to the top on all...

I'll be sure to give you a wave as I go by your office...from the outside.

grey, nice pic, nice view. I first seen it on skyscraper.com tracked you down to this site. Are you photographing from BMO or TD Centre? Also from what height? You look to be up around the 30-40th flr?