raptor
Senior Member
Of course they will, why not? The signs are just pieces of tarp attached to the climbing formwork system.
Start Fox
Active Member
Perhaps this has been discussed and I've missed it already. The core seems to be rising much quicker than the floors - will that continue? In other words, will the core be all the way to the top with only a small number of the full floors constructed? Just curious. Would probably look pretty cool.
sikandar
Active Member
The core is typically ahead of the steel framing by a few floors, so I'd expect to see the full floors within the next couple of months.
ChesterCopperpot
Senior Member
Probably your best point of reference would be how the Bay Adelaide towers looked as they were going up.
https://urbantoronto.ca/forum/threa...field-property-kpmb.15867/page-81#post-912662
Miscreant
Senior Member
Also remember how quickly it went up. This one is already flying, so I don't see it slowing down.
westtoeast
Active Member
Interesting diagram and construction timeline from today's construction update which I thought everyone may be interested in.
https://gallery.mailchimp.com/8ae2f...c/81_Bay_High_Level_Construction_Timeline.pdf
(hopefully that link works)
https://gallery.mailchimp.com/8ae2f...c/81_Bay_High_Level_Construction_Timeline.pdf
(hopefully that link works)
AlvinofDiaspar
Moderator
Miscreant
Senior Member
Oh yeah, that is one sweet doc. Thanks for posting. These should be de rigueur for all developments.
Michael62
Active Member
Mildly Rainy Friday
Westside Story: It looked like they were all set to 'pour the core' early this morning, but they still haven't started. I know it took 18 hours to fill 'er up the last time they did a continuous pour so maybe they need to start as early as possible to be done by the noise restriction bylaw that kicks in at 11 pm
Eastside Story: More rebar has been assembled on the Ground Floor 01. It also looks like it's ready for a pour. They have added round tube-like forms around the vertical rebar structures that runs south to north just west of Crane#3
Close-up: The south-east section of Ground 01 shows the beginning of a ramp which will eventually be an exit ramp for the buses from the second level 02 of the bus terminal
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Westside Story: It looked like they were all set to 'pour the core' early this morning, but they still haven't started. I know it took 18 hours to fill 'er up the last time they did a continuous pour so maybe they need to start as early as possible to be done by the noise restriction bylaw that kicks in at 11 pm
Eastside Story: More rebar has been assembled on the Ground Floor 01. It also looks like it's ready for a pour. They have added round tube-like forms around the vertical rebar structures that runs south to north just west of Crane#3
Close-up: The south-east section of Ground 01 shows the beginning of a ramp which will eventually be an exit ramp for the buses from the second level 02 of the bus terminal
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Deaf_Torontian
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Wait a min? Bay Adelaide Towers or CIBC Square between BCE Brookfield Place is same structural meterial or different?
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someMidTowner
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Leo_Chan
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Please get a bot.
someMidTowner
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A bot that automatically runs a photoshop process and posts to a Forum? I'm not that technologically advanced
Michael62
Active Member
Uplifting Monday
They had already begun pouring concrete by the time I got up at 7 am on Saturday. They poured all day using an endless stream of cement trucks which ended around 10:30 pm on Saturday night. A crew came on Sunday to 'pop' the forms and today the jack forms are rising.
They had already begun pouring concrete by the time I got up at 7 am on Saturday. They poured all day using an endless stream of cement trucks which ended around 10:30 pm on Saturday night. A crew came on Sunday to 'pop' the forms and today the jack forms are rising.
