Neutrino
Senior Member
seems "generic". right?
I must have really struck a nerve LOL
I must have really struck a nerve LOL
skycandy
Senior Member
Taken this morning...from RP, Eastern Ave (River City), and Polson Pier.
Snapped this photo of a super hero taking a break from a photo shoot they were doing...
Snapped this photo of a super hero taking a break from a photo shoot they were doing...
skycandy
Senior Member
mburrrrr
Senior Member
Wednesday morning.
Are we there yet?
Are we there yet?
mikejb
Active Member
Last I heard they were 47 days behind where they should be on this for steel.
got it right
Active Member
you heard wrong
got it right
Active Member
Amazing colours on that morning glass. They are moving so fast on this that it feels like they're racing against the first snow.
Contra
Senior Member
Formwork for the core appears to be topped out (or close to) - core itself is, obviously, not. The architectural top is a little over 20m above that. I suspect it'll take a little while before we actually see the crown forming.
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3Dementia
Senior Member
Glazing here continues to entertain (almost every day)... helps with the "are we there yet" backseat skygeek impatience (including me).
Maybe best glazing since RBC.
Maybe best glazing since RBC.
mikejb
Active Member
Care to elaborate? I very well could be wrong. But would guess they are not on schedule.
Contra
Senior Member
Given they've been consistently about 10-12 floors behind the top of the core and are now closing that number, I'd say they're on track. It's pretty typical for steel to lag behind the core-work for a steel construction. There's also been some natural lulls when they get to set-backs.
sixblocks
New Member
Picture from this morning - October 24th, 2019
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Superstar
Are your guesses based on a single fact or any actual knowledge or experience?
