mburrrrr
Senior Member
Thursday and Sunday.
It’s shrinking.
It’s shrinking.
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mburrrrr
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I think they will pour the thicker core Tuned Mass Damper floor next. Hard to believe the walls for this room would not be reinforced concrete as well - just in case it lets loose??
The top does not appear to have any elevator or mechanical space.
tstormers
Senior Member
Friday evening and Saturday afternoon.
C-mac
Senior Member
I try not to post comments that are that aren't that pertinent in order to help keep the threads compact, but I just wanted to take a moment say your pics are amazing bro. This thread and CIBC. Thanks for posting them and keep up the good work.
Bob Sacamano
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That's because they intend to add additional residential floors above the Tuned Mass Damper, which is in alignment with the 91-storey iteration of the building. That's not the crown they're building, only the mass damper. By placing the damper on these levels, there will be additional room for whatever Tridel ultimately decides to install/construct at top of the building in terms of amenities/gardens/etc. I heard this from someone close to the project, I won't name his/her name.
We'll just have to wait and see.
If you refer to Tridel's FAQ sheet on the One Bloor West website, a complete construction plan has yet to be decided upon, (or at least officially announced):
One Bloor West FAQs | Updates & Answers from Tridel
Find answers to the most frequently asked questions about One Bloor West, including project updates, timelines, and purchaser information. Stay informed with the latest details as they become available.
What is the status of construction?
"Construction of the project is ongoing. A review and transition plan for the community is underway and will take several months to complete. Once complete, we will provide an update on next steps, including plans with respect to any potential re-design concepts."
There is more planned with this building than what the public are privy to behind the scenes, pending approval.This should explain why the project is scheduled to be completed by early 2028.
Stay tuned for a press release by Tridel in the near future.
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UpwithOlives
Active Member
Highly unlikely. No reason to disassemble all the equipment over the core, or switch to steel beams at the mega columns if they intended to build additional residential floors. And the garden decks were always at the same level as the TMD, accessed from the four multi level penthouses. Not sure if those (the penthouses) are still part of the plan.That's because they intend to add additional residential floors above the Tuned Mass Damper, which is in alignment with the 91-storey iteration of the building. That's not the crown they're building, only the mass damper. By placing the damper on these levels, there will be additional room for whatever Tridel ultimately decides to install/construct at top of the building in terms of amenities/gardens/etc. I heard this from someone close to the project, I won't name his/her name.
We'll just have to wait and see.
If you refer to Tridel's FAQ sheet on the One Bloor West website, a complete construction plan has yet to be decided upon, (or at least officially announced):
One Bloor West FAQs | Updates & Answers from Tridel
Find answers to the most frequently asked questions about One Bloor West, including project updates, timelines, and purchaser information. Stay informed with the latest details as they become available.www.tridel.com
There is more planned with this building than what the public are privy to behind the scenes, pending approval.
This should explain why the project is scheduled to be completed by early 2028.
Stay tuned for a press release by Tridel in the near future.
mburrrrr
Senior Member
Bob Sacamano is a fictional friend of Kramer. He is never seen but is the source of many bizarre anecdotes.
Collingwoodbuildinglover
Senior Member
Yeah I am pretty sure that we are top out I think the remainder of the core has to catch up before they can begin working on the crown as they would have to pour the ceiling of the elevator shafts before moving up I actually have grown to like 85 more than the 91 the single pack of 6 looks more on purpose the 12 just looked like they got ripped off 6 floors
Johnny Au
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June 22, 2025:
thaivic
Senior Member
Raising the second set of steel columns.
Vminkov
Active Member
mburrrrr
Senior Member
This morning. One Bloor West.
They should have used a white font for the 300m mark as seen in black on the front page news story. Tridel hard to read.
Edit. Added @interchange42 picture
I wonder if they have a construction schedule in the time capsule and a picture/drawing of One Yonge for comparison. Maybe a copy of the ownership change document to Tridel. And maybe the asbuilt drawings for FCP. @Koops65
They should have used a white font for the 300m mark as seen in black on the front page news story. Tridel hard to read.
Edit. Added @interchange42 picture
I wonder if they have a construction schedule in the time capsule and a picture/drawing of One Yonge for comparison. Maybe a copy of the ownership change document to Tridel. And maybe the asbuilt drawings for FCP. @Koops65
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ImmenselyMental
Active Member
Here is UrbanToronto's front-page story from just now:
One Bloor West Crosses the 'Supertall' Threshold | UrbanToronto
One Bloor West crossed the 300m threshold today, above which buildings are deemed a 'supertall' once completed. The residential and commercial mixed-use building is the first in Canada to cross this mark as it heads for an eventual final height of 308.6m at the corner of Bloor and Yonge streets...
skycandy
Senior Member
Taken late yesterday..
Rascacielo
Senior Member
Today. I see ‘One Bloor West’ on two of the girders, but where’s the 300m mark?
