Oh, neat. So Hopedale isn't using fritted glass, that's just the same vinyl overlay crap that we've been seeing stores (and the AGO) use to cover up their windows. I wonder how it'll age, I don't think it's meant to be used long-term.

And one can't copyright architecture, can they?
 
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I am forever indebted to you with these SLC updates, androiduk. Your updates are always great, and this project is especially close to my heart. So thanks again for these great views!
 
I wonder how many casual Yonge passerby see some of those slanty surfaces under construction and think there was some kind of on-job accident, collapsed wall/ceiling, etc...
 
adma said:
I wonder how many casual Yonge passerby see some of those slanty surfaces under construction and think there was some kind of on-job accident, collapsed wall/ceiling, etc...
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None, I would guess. The magnitude of physical engineering being implemented on site makes it plainly evident to even the most casual observer that it took a lot of care and work to get the forms arranged in those specific angles.
 
adma said:
I wonder how many casual Yonge passerby see some of those slanty surfaces under construction and think there was some kind of on-job accident, collapsed wall/ceiling, etc...
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You could always try telling some tourists that there was an earthquake when they were pouring the forms. . . .
 
I was going to type "+1" but this seems more fitting: +∞ androiduk.
 
Taken August 21st in the evening. There were a bunch of people on site working when I took this around 9:30.

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