Crane half done. It looks like they poured another smaller pad to the right of the crane too.
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Pad poured Thursday.
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Nope, he's correct. First phase is the shortest of the three (South East corner), then Phase 2 is the tallest of the three and the final phase is the middle tower (North East corner).

Then why is this listed as being 95 stories in the thread title?
 
I believe this thread is for the whole complex, with the height of the tallest tower being listed.

Perhaps it should be split once the other phases launch, similar to M City in Mississauga.

Then why is this listed as being 95 stories in the thread title?
 
Can Tire had decorations up in their Yonge/Church location on Thanksgiving weekend
 
They have year-round LED lights on the crane for the new Four Seasons here in Boston - it creates a nice dynamic which I'd like to see more often
 
Then why is this listed as being 95 stories in the thread title?

Thread is for the full complex, unsure how soon they'll be starting the next phase - may end up being a site similar to The Well where multiple towers are being built at once.
 
Drone and crane,
FYI...
I walked through the parking lot today and joined a small conversation with the drone operator. His purpose is to photograph and video the crane for a promotional video, I presume he’s hired by the crane manufacturer. This crane is the first of its model, from Italy. It features a strengthen cage over the cab to facilite the extended boom without cables from a tall truss over the cab. The cables at the back anchored to the low weights counter balance the boom. This achieves a shorter crane profile.
As for the drone flying, he mention aviation regulations limit his flight height to 400 feet. Planes are regulated to no lower than 500 feet. So there is a 100 foot space where neither is allowed to fly.
Fun, fun, fun. No other pics today, I’m too busy.
Cheers.
 

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