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Superstar
Yep, I've done industrial and while it is a much quicker build, 1 year from site prep to enclosed with landscaping is insanely quick, even if it is just OSWJ.
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Northern Light
Superstar
I think some may benefit from an elaboration on that acronym, allow me.
Open Web Steel Joist
The Wikipedia explainer is good:
Open web steel joist - Wikipedia
A picture from the above:
Credit: Wikipedia Contributor: Bbxbigben
The gist is a steel frame building using truss and columns and generally distributing weight from the roof to columns (load bearing)
drum118
Superstar
Isn't acronym a great thing??I think some may benefit from an elaboration on that acronym, allow me.
Open Web Steel Joist
The Wikipedia explainer is good:
Open web steel joist - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
A picture from the above:
View attachment 574069
Credit: Wikipedia Contributor: Bbxbigben
The gist is a steel frame building using truss and columns and generally distributing weight from the roof to columns (load bearing)
I have see buildings that are only columns and joist with a different type of joist replacing the beams. The BA Tower is a supper thin building when it was built that took me by surprised when erection started on it. All the original steel for it that was to be built in the 80's made their way to the scrap yard.
ben.thebean1
Active Member
I used to drive down Burloak twice a week, and one time I was looking going "what the hell am I looking at here?" well turns out a huge portion of the steel frame had gone up in a matter of days.
Here's the project discussion, I started it with a photo I took (from the passenger seat) while getting off the eastbound QEW at Burloak anfter ONE WEEK of work.
https://urbantoronto.ca/forum/threa...1s-carttera-glenn-piotrowski-architect.37459/
Allandale25
Senior Member
Swipe right to see the full map of progress updates and the new CN signal masts, that will support the future pocket track installation and connection. 
denfromoakvillemilton
Senior Member
Almost done!
Northern Light
Superstar
GO Capital Projects update to next week's MX Board Mtg:
From the above:
From the above:
Coolibop
Active Member
Is the return of LSE express trains reliant on packages A through C? I wonder if Metrolinx still communicates they are on track for August reintroduction.
I note that they removed the blog post indicating such (original link)... So perhaps some communication will come soon.
Northern Light
Superstar
No harm in asking them. Don't put in too much effort, message them on FB
nfitz
Superstar
Lakeshore East express in August.
They haven't put any of the new spans in along the Ontario subway corridor for them to run on yet.
They haven't put any of the new spans in along the Ontario subway corridor for them to run on yet.
Coolibop
Active Member
Oh... I already asked (email)...
Allandale25
Senior Member
Darn. Was hoping for some Kitchener Line/Halton Sub updates building off of the previous (brief) update.
JJTheJetPln
Active Member
As was I. I'd really like to hear more about what's being done between Guelph / Georgetown, and Georgetown to Mount Pleasant.
JasonParis
Moderator
While a faint hope, I still like the possibility of a station being added across the Don from East Harbour too.
PShells
New Member
I believe the original blog post from 2021 is still online with a different URL https://www.metrolinx.com/en/discover/lakeshore-east-express-trains-paused-for-construction-work