Benito
Senior Member
Saturday.
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Benito
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Today.
jibsta
Active Member
look how fast this is now... we will be pouring in a few days.
innsertnamehere
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The last slab pour was on, what, July 13? We are looking at basically a month to finish one floor. Not exactly rapid.
khaldoon
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I think that is not a good period to use as a measure since lots of effort was devoted to other areas not least of which is the central platform. I think starting from last week would be a good starting point. They poured the columns/walls on Wed and if they manage to pour this floor by Wed, they have a chance to pour the next set of columns/walls the following Wed resulting in a two week cycle.
I think they will improve the process and may get to 8 work days per cycle till they reach the next mechanical level.
vinny_the_hack
Active Member
They're cookin' with gas, now!
vinny_the_hack
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About six months ago, I suggested they could get to a floor per week. Someone told me I was dreaming in technicolor.
UpwithOlives
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I don't think this will ever average faster than 1 week for a floor slab, one week for walls. Regardless, it's cool to see the current progress. Around the end of September they should be close to the first mechanical levels, and the next set of hangers on the corners should be in place.
Benito
Senior Member
The tip of the crane is almost eye level with me now.
Starting to seal the roof of the elevator tower.
Starting to seal the roof of the elevator tower.
Northern Light
Superstar
Still a bit longer before you serve the workers their morning espresso off your balcony!
UtakataNoAnnex
Senior Member
...there was a point between this past November and April made some of us wonder whether they would ever get past the 6th floor. I'll take one floor every two weeks over that any day!
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bgobgo
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Can someone explain how the angled beams we see in Benito’s construction photo above relate to the angled beams we see in the render below?
Am I correct in saying that what we see in the construction photo will be inside the cladding and is structural while the angled beams in the render are outside the cladding and is cosmetic?
jibsta
Active Member
The cladding will be both inside and outside if you look at interior renderings and exterior renderings.
jibsta
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im going off the time from the last wall setup to this floor setup now that the form work is auto they are flying.
lightarchitect
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From today.
