elcorrerador
Active Member
I've just realized the database page for this project has the completion date as 2020!
https://urbantoronto.ca/database/projects/one
- Thread starter urbandreamer
- Start date
https://urbantoronto.ca/database/projects/one
tstormers
Senior Member
They can open the Apple store before the building is completed similar to what they did at Aura. Not typical, but can be done. Though the delays are obviously a way larger an issue to complete it than what was intended.
Going to be a messy one for sure.
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Big Daddy
Senior Member
Just a curiosity, how long does it take for the city to decide on whether a height increase will or will not be approved?
This decision is probably the only thing moving slower than the construction of this building.
This decision is probably the only thing moving slower than the construction of this building.
turini2
Active Member
(Using Globe and Mail as source, now reported in MacRumours)
I still think it's exceedingly unlikely Apple will actually walk away from this - getting such a large piece of ground floor, prime real estate is very hard to find!
They're looking for concession/financial saving, basically.
I still think it's exceedingly unlikely Apple will actually walk away from this - getting such a large piece of ground floor, prime real estate is very hard to find!
They're looking for concession/financial saving, basically.
UrbanOzz
Active Member
i don't think they're walking away either. i think they smell opportunity to get some money back.
fanoftoronto
Active Member
I propose they get a big discount on the lease for this space, and with the huge savings, they gift all the top contributors on this thread Apple products! We all have a vested interest in this building having an Apple Store!
iPhone 13 Pros and Macbooks for EVERYBODY!!
daptive
Active Member
Darn, really thought this was going to be a 2 floor Dollarama with a mezzanine
Lenser
Senior Member
You trying to trigger the Fruitco haters? (;->D)
Benito
Senior Member
Pouring cement now.
UtakataNoAnnex
Senior Member
...and all stuffed to the nines with M1 chips.
More seriously though, I really do hope that the FruitCo and MizrahaCo parties sit down and work this one out as well...as it's all in their best interests to do so.
innsertnamehere
Superstar
Yay!
So 20 days for slab pour to slab pour for this level. By far the fastest yet, but needs to be a lot faster still to get this done any time soon. It is the first regular level, so I will give them some slack for getting in the swing of things.. hopefully the next floor is even less.
So 20 days for slab pour to slab pour for this level. By far the fastest yet, but needs to be a lot faster still to get this done any time soon. It is the first regular level, so I will give them some slack for getting in the swing of things.. hopefully the next floor is even less.
BloorMan
Active Member
From another angle
jibsta
Active Member
once you get to standard plates you don't disassemble the forms, they swing the whole form out and drop it in place, so it should speed up to 14 days slab to slab.
tstormers
Senior Member
Are they doing that type here though? With 7-14 floors and then massive mechanical spaces, does that system still work well? Asking out loud.