Collingwoodbuildinglover
Senior Member
Thank you for the continued insight on this project. It is very much appreciated. What millimeter bars are they using? I would imagine it would be 25mmnplus correct?
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Collingwoodbuildinglover
Senior Member
Also anyone got any update pictures 
wmedia
Senior Member
More signage mounting and cladding work on Phase 1 yesterday:
mburrrrr
Senior Member
Also anyone got any update pictures
Will this work? From this afternoon.
Collingwoodbuildinglover
Senior Member
Yes sir. Thank you very much
Collingwoodbuildinglover
Senior Member
So from what I can see there are tie beams as boom. One pointed out back to the core and they are just getting ready to start laying out the top mat for bar. So still a lot of stuff to do on just this floor. I am astounded by the amount of rebar that is gone into this
mburrrrr
Senior Member
I guess they needed a little extra support for all this steel and concrete.
Could the Bay St. closure (Front to Lake Shore) on Nov 11, moved from the Nov 4 weekend, be for some of the concrete truck staging for this pour? (Less residential, less noise) No, seems crazy but….. the work progress and dates seem to match.
Maybe that’s why the parking lot is free and clear for the pumpers?
I wonder if the City sewer and water replacement project on Yonge will be out of there too. Haha.
I suggest avoiding the area that weekend if correct.
They are preparing for the third floor windows.
Could the Bay St. closure (Front to Lake Shore) on Nov 11, moved from the Nov 4 weekend, be for some of the concrete truck staging for this pour? (Less residential, less noise) No, seems crazy but….. the work progress and dates seem to match.
Maybe that’s why the parking lot is free and clear for the pumpers?
I wonder if the City sewer and water replacement project on Yonge will be out of there too. Haha.
I suggest avoiding the area that weekend if correct.
They are preparing for the third floor windows.
Collingwoodbuildinglover
Senior Member
So going to ask the special little canary that's in this chat if this information is true. If it is I would love to actually come down and see this pour
Koops65
Senior Member
mburrrrr
Senior Member
Holy supports Batman, that’s a lot of yellow supports.
The transfer slab started ~Sept 22 and still going.
Sept 22
Oct 13
Nov 2.
The transfer slab started ~Sept 22 and still going.
Sept 22
Oct 13
Nov 2.
tstormers
Senior Member
Not too shabby of a colour though. Maybe we can get a yellow building in the city?
UtakataNoAnnex
Superstar
I guess those floors weren't passing the cue ball test... 
BoomOne
New Member
Correct, 25-50mm.
It's not for the pour as far as I know.
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BoomOne
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I guess those floors weren't passing the cue ball test...
Due past accidents *knock on wood*, "typical" slabs (200-300 mm) require 3 floors of shoring below the formwork, now imagine the weight of this slab.
Should note, it has nothing to do with the current forming company, it was accidents in the past that made it an industry standard.
Don't know if it's true but I heard the manufacturer choose that colour to make them stand out and be easily recognizable.
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mburrrrr
Senior Member
The CIBC Square notice came out today. New bridge is being installed between 141 Bay and Union Station (over Bay St.) 7 pm Friday Nov 10 to 5 am Monday Nov 13
If the transfer slab pour is the same weekend …..
edit: traffic…. My condo is still for sale - walk score 100 transit score 100. Anyone?
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