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Rebar forest keeps growing.

There is still another mechanical section which will add another 40-50 days to the timeline.

If you look carefully at the bottom one, you will see that there are holes/scuffs on the edge. I would think that these are defective/broken units and not a new feature.

I think we see the first anomaly in the glass installation?

There seems to be 3 pillars on the south side as well.

The key word is “seems”. In reality they started excavation more than 15 months ago (April 23).

From today. It looks like 2 underground storeys are done and they have started on P2. It took them 7 months so far but not surprising given the envelope of the site.

Hard to see from the only accessible spot but indeed there is a ton of rebar being strung together.

Today, with M4 in the foreground.

The 50s tower has topped out.

Yes, that would add up to 94. But the term “atop” might be used in a loose way.

I think they are at level 60. If they are going according to the submitted plans, level 60 is at a height of 206.75 m.

I was in the area today and noticed that this is cross the street from a cluster of AM radio antennas. I am surprised that the city would allow a seniors’ home or a school in such a proximity. From Google maps:

I know the term “public” could be interpreted in many ways and may not mean general availability but how is that even practically possible without dedicating a private elevator for such purposes?

You are correct, 6 in total.

There are three towers under construction, the one that is almost at grade level (north east corner, blue top) is the tallest at 72 floors.

So, the left-over balcony glass from M City was carted over here 😊

Good catch. I think this is due to the fact that for the other sections, the horizontal pieces are attached to the angular ones and the resulting mirrored ‘4’ figures are attached flat to each other while here the horizontal pieces are attached to each other resulting in what appears to be a...

Balcony cladding on the lower levels. You could see how the clear/white/black pattern will look like.