someMidTowner
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I'd like to think this unit of measurement is called a "pubit"As a size reference, I believe the white item just above the bottom right (uncapped) super-column is a port-a-potty. So it's about 9 poop shacks in total area.
I'd like to think this unit of measurement is called a "pubit"As a size reference, I believe the white item just above the bottom right (uncapped) super-column is a port-a-potty. So it's about 9 poop shacks in total area.
How tall is each mega column? I imagine at least 3 storeys high?
I meant, how tall is each "section" of a mega column? CIBC Square has them in the height of 3 storeys for example.The architectural plans show these steel columns encased in concrete all the way up to the 58th floor.
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*poobitI'd like to think this unit of measurement is called a "pubit"
Plus, I can't spot any conduits or post-tensioning cables, or anything else other than rebar!Is it just me, or is the rebar density of the floor really low?
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You can see a few conduits on Benito's third last photo, still a really small amount though.Plus, I can't spot any conduits or post-tensioning cables, or anything else other than rebar!
So many rebars... Why not make this column full metal instead of concrete? Is it cheaper that way?Here is a close up view of the base plates. The floor has double row of rebar and is almost 9" thick.
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Now I finally have some idea what everyone's been talking about when super columns have been mentionedThe architectural plans show these steel columns encased in concrete all the way up to the 58th floor.
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