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Christopher Brown
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Are they building the world's largest pool? What are those panels for?
tstormers
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Water-proofing and insulation membranes for when they install the foundation walls. Pretty typical.
cc46
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Contra
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Can't help but feel like a creep looking at the zoomed in pics but love getting these details!
Kingscourt
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Probably to retain the earth from falling in
tstormers
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They are at bedrock at that point and don't need to "hold it back". They are waterproofing and insulation membranes/materials. The tiebacks are above this (a few meters) that help hold back the earth.
Koops65
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cc46
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Yesterday and today,
ushahid
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^what is the new boundary for?
cc46
Active Member
I suspect the new boundary is for additional space for construction trailers etc on the north side. They had them on the south side but moved them when truck traffic was hindered. I think they are temporarily inside the low rise portion of the former Toronto Star garage.
They are utilizing the south grade level for deliveries of rebar and concrete and waterproofing materials needed at this stage and within the boom reach of the single crane.
Likely it’s an effiency effort with the site resources they have right now.
The othe pic, between the gardiner and the rail tracks shows a yellow pipe device. Several times this week they have let compressed air release from this. I think it’s a pressure test of underground services, likely sewer, I’m guessing so if anyone can confirm or correct that’d be great.
They are utilizing the south grade level for deliveries of rebar and concrete and waterproofing materials needed at this stage and within the boom reach of the single crane.
Likely it’s an effiency effort with the site resources they have right now.
The othe pic, between the gardiner and the rail tracks shows a yellow pipe device. Several times this week they have let compressed air release from this. I think it’s a pressure test of underground services, likely sewer, I’m guessing so if anyone can confirm or correct that’d be great.
Transportfan
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Which tower is the one being built?
tstormers
Senior Member
The short white Square one right below BMO and TD on the left
LUVIT!
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The boring square one?