UtakataNoAnnex
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I assume as they climb to the respective peaks there will be less surface area to clad. So maybe.
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thecharioteer
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AHK
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May 8 - Cladding installation continues, primarily in the passageway from King Street to the interior courtyard. A large shipment of cladding sections came in this morning, and by afternoon was all stored in the staging areas along the south end of the building.
Tuesday - May 6:
Wednesday, May 7:
Today:
Cladding Sections received this morning, in staging areas pending installation:
Tuesday - May 6:
Wednesday, May 7:
Today:
Cladding Sections received this morning, in staging areas pending installation:
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AHK
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AHK
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May 14 - Cladding installation activities are continuing, with work taking place on the King Street facade, as well as appearing to also be on the east side of the interior courtyard.
The major news however is regarding deliveries from the cladding supplier. Most of the recent deliveries have been on Thursdays, and in fact there was a major delivery last Thursday, May 8 - which was a good thing, as the installers were down to just three skids of cladding sections waiting on installation. Quite a surprise around 10 yesterday morning (Tuesday, May 13), as we were driving by on King Street, to see TWO more flat bed trailers, both loaded with more skids of cladding being unloaded. The majority of the following photos are of the now large number of cladding section skids ready for installation.
The major news however is regarding deliveries from the cladding supplier. Most of the recent deliveries have been on Thursdays, and in fact there was a major delivery last Thursday, May 8 - which was a good thing, as the installers were down to just three skids of cladding sections waiting on installation. Quite a surprise around 10 yesterday morning (Tuesday, May 13), as we were driving by on King Street, to see TWO more flat bed trailers, both loaded with more skids of cladding being unloaded. The majority of the following photos are of the now large number of cladding section skids ready for installation.
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UtakataNoAnnex
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unrealestate
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You'd think they're installing one glass block at a time with how long this is taking
officedweller
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UtakataNoAnnex
Senior Member
They do to a degree. Those line breaks seem to bring them back up to continuity.
...it sorta works like bricks when the walls they are laid up upon don't quite measure up evenly, compensation is needed to bring back into line. Think of it like a leap year in Gregorian calendar or something.
daptive
Senior Member
But if the top piece was just flipped the spacer blocks would still be lined up.
Milaisacat
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I think they installed the middle section upside down. The half-wide blocks would otherwise line up with those beneath.I'm surprised that the blocks do not line up properly.
UtakataNoAnnex
Senior Member
Yeah…it could also be mislay too..to which I sit corrected. >.<
AHK
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From Thursday May 15th afternoon: Installation of the new cladding level has started at the east end of the King Street facade. Also - something not seen before (other than an isolated, much smaller prior instance on the King Street side) - multiple skids of cladding have been staged for installation on the next floor to be done on the south side of the building.
South side of the building. Not sure whether this is a new Thursday morning delivery, or relocation of some of the previously delivered sections.
South side of the building. Not sure whether this is a new Thursday morning delivery, or relocation of some of the previously delivered sections.
kotsy
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