DavidCapizzano
Senior Member
Just the tip
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fanoftoronto
Active Member
The tower is currently all alone.
Shot from Centre Island on Monday.
Shot from Centre Island on Monday.
wmedia
Senior Member
Earlier today:
mburrrrr
Senior Member
Taken Monday Tuesday and 3 from Today
mininamib
Active Member
I barely recognize this image as being a photo of Toronto! I do hope that those wide streets are made more people friendly with trees, islands, separate bike paths etc. Currently it looks like some city in the United States.
kotsy
Senior Member
They've installed cladding on the south side of the crown on what appears to be 1st of 3 rows. Unfortunately wasn't able to get any pix.
Jeff Morgan
Active Member
Lovestallthings2
Active Member
Is the crown to light up?
denfromoakvillemilton
Senior Member
Wow this tower is going up faster than I thought.
officedweller
Senior Member
Didn't expect clear glass unless there's an amenity up there?
Sky High Arch
New Member
No more amenity. 2 private roof access from internal stairs of the PH suites. Slit in half
mburrrrr
Senior Member
The rebar pile is getting smaller today.
They used most of it here.
SkylineHorizon
Active Member
Now THAT'S what I'm talking about!
Although sights like this here and at The One do make me wonder about something... If you have to use that much steel on a wall or floor to fortify it why not just skip the concrete and make the wall/floor entirely out of steel
whatever
Senior Member
We don't tend to embed ventilation ducts in concrete. Ducts are generally mounted to the underside of slab and then boxed in with steel studs to create a bulkhead. The closest to embedding ducts would be when moving air across elevations, and even then they tend to leave a slab opening and then run the ducts through the hole.
Not sure who the HVAC sub is on this, sorry.
Not sure who the HVAC sub is on this, sorry.
