From the CN Tower, it's begun to peak its head above, once it tops out most of the view of the new Don River Valley will be blocked from the tower
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So question are they accomplishing more than one floor a week right now because this project seems to be moving at an extremely fast pace or is it that they aren't pouring the slabs all at once so it allows for them to start moving up in one section before they're finished in the next Just curiosity killing this cat
 
Collingwoodbuildinglover said:
So question are they accomplishing more than one floor a week right now because this project seems to be moving at an extremely fast pace or is it that they aren't pouring the slabs all at once so it allows for them to start moving up in one section before they're finished in the next Just curiosity killing this cat
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I think the overall average is holding steady at a floor a week. There's some sort of staging going on with the "SKY" and "R" sections along with the perimeter section being raised first followed by the "TOWE" middle section.
 
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"Anson Kwok, vice-president of sales and marketing with Pinnacle, said the building is now at 33 storeys and it’s rising at a rate of one floor every five days."

"The third phase of the north parcel will be a 92-storey tower. Kwok said no timetable has been announced for its launch."

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Toronto’s tallest condo tower taking shape - Daily Commercial News

Work is proceeding at a quick pace on Toronto’s SkyTower condo project, which will break all records for height in Canada when it is completed in two years’ time. The project at Pinnacle One Yonge from Vancouver-based Pinnacle International was originall
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