Soooo slow.
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ponyboycurtis
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True. Although you have to consider the interiors are likely well along despite the exterior skin dragging along.
Sometimes you see the exterior rise with the super structure and then you see the material lift sit there for another 18 months while the rest of the building gets fitted. Similar to Hintonburg down the street.
Sometimes you see the exterior rise with the super structure and then you see the material lift sit there for another 18 months while the rest of the building gets fitted. Similar to Hintonburg down the street.
sm4012
Active Member
I pass by this one quite often and it's still moving sooo slowwww. It feels like the exterior has not changed since the last photo update.
Agreed. Slowest cladding job ever. It was the same with OCH's Gladstone/Rochester buildings; took a while for cladding to start, and when it did, it was slow (and still ongoing).
RenegadeMountie
New Member
I barely see any movement here while taking line 2 to bayview.
ponyboycurtis
Active Member
I know right? Walked up the MUP from Gladstone the other day and got teased. Another tease off in the distance and still showing a lot of blueskin was the OCH buildings at Gladstone and Rochester. I know they are moving on brick in certain sections but from Gladstone station you wouldn't know it.
casscadia
Active Member
From yesterday:
2nd slowest after that midrise on Cyrville. They were moving kitchen cabinets at the beginning of winter and still not a single piece of cladding.
ponyboycurtis
Active Member
And the other side is still about 50/50 on that grey wrap and what I can only assume is Roxul?
Is that really Roxul? Seems to be. How is it that you can place that outside and get wet. Somebody please correct me if it isn't.
Is that really Roxul? Seems to be. How is it that you can place that outside and get wet. Somebody please correct me if it isn't.
jay2028
Active Member
Phase 2 is town houses am i correct.
Next phase is the three towers nearest Gladstone from what I've heard. Yes, three towers, 8, 24 and 30 floors.
No issues with Rockwool getting wet at all