[Chris R.]

The elevator shaft form is in place, will likely see walls for final floor start this week. Brick work is nearly done if not finished on the east side of the building, if there's a valuable update on that I will post as an edit later on today. I assume they are wrapping from the east side around the front to the south, so I'll see if I can get a view, view from Queen St today:

 

[LocalCPT]

I know this building isn't enormous, but it sure feels like it fills a massive gap

 

[Chronamut]

I know this building isn't enormous, but it sure feels like it fills a massive gap

Just like your m-mm never mind. lol

 

[Chris R.]

Brick is less installed than I thought, but it's moving forward!

 

[Brumline]

 

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[jta5]

Photos shared by the Spec today, taken in August:

 

[Chris R.]

Looking like they're getting ready to start brickwork on the west side and north:

 

[Chronamut]

It's crazy to think the original "traditional" styled buildings either had the brick and wood as support, limiting them to 6 stories tops, or had steel beam shells inside only like the royal connaught.

 

[jta5]

5 months later:

From a friend's balcony. 213 King in the immediate background.

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[FF407]

Cool shot

 

[Chris R.]

Brick being installed on the southwest corner, should become more visible as they complete more. Precast panels being installed on the upper floors:

 

[Chris R.]

Looks like they're going full-tilt inside and the exterior, the roof hasn't had forms placed yet:

 

[Chris R.]

Some Roof forms installed today:

 

[IamNotaRobot]

Some Roof forms installed today:
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Excited to see what that brick looks like