We are waiting for your progress picture. 🙂

Lol. So true!

Haha. Great! There is a truck driver shortage, they are hiring.

Toddler will be a great construction project manager.

That's a Spider Pump. 🕷

I like the contrast!

@evandyk @Kama @Undead - Those are ALUMA DEK. They are used for slab formwork. The Aluma Dek® is a modular, panelized decking system that simplifies assembly and shortens production time. https://www.aluma.com/us/products/formwork_shoring/slab_formwork/aluma_dek

https://pembertongroup.com/construction_updates/construction-overview-for-july-12-july-16-2021/

what happened? :)

In the buildings depends on the design, mechanical engineers consider some of the floors for the mechanical runs and connections (Storm, sanitary, etc). So they raise the ceiling height for those transfer floors and then be covered by drop ceilings, like the 10th floor here!

Nice! I'm pretty sure you'll get a 9' ceiling.

do you have a unit there? if so what floor?

No worries! ;) @evandyk

That is a power trowel, not a Vibrator! A power trowel (also known as a "power float" and "troweling machine") is a piece of light construction equipment to apply a smooth finish to concrete slabs. There are two types of power trowels, ride-on power trowels and walk-behind power trowels. The...

Yes and No! We are talking about two different things. The Architect will specify the material type, not the Builder. (SG or Masonry or Precast, etc.) - To get his design vision! https://wallmanarchitects.com/project/time-space/ In another hand, this is the builder to choose the contractor. So...

Sounds good to me but that's the Architect's call, not the Builder! Architect decides all the exterior finishes.

What do you expect to be used here? That is a slab-to-slab window system.