Recent content by AHK

When Pinnacle first arrived in Toronto, which I believe was for the condominium development on the north side of Harbour Street, between Bay and Yonge Streets, construction was started without pre-sales. The sales suite for the four tower project was set up while the first building was under...

From yesterday, April 10: Installing some of the final glazing sections in the Tridel Signature condominium building.

From yesterday, April 10: Lots of activity at the King Bathurst station site - in particular for the south side. Two shoring rigs drilling constantly - at one point there were three concrete trucks at the site to fill the newly drilled holes. In addition to all work on the site itself, a...

From yesterday, April 10. Continuing the Front Street sidewalk work.

From yesterday, April 10:

From yesterday, April 10: No - thankfully this is not a patio enclosure on King Street frontage, but temporary protective hoarding while the ground level glazing is being redone to relocate the former Ascari and Luv restaurant front entrances for the new King Taps setup.

April 8 - 160 Front during the partial eclipse. Note the still non-working section of the north-west corner led lighting.

April 6 Evening:

From April 6, Saturday Evening:

From April 6 - Saturday evening:

Given the April 19, 2022 date for signing of the contract with the consortium for the Go Transit project, including the electrification components, and given that it is now coming to the end of the two year development phase, perhaps it will soon be time to upgrade the Go Transit...

Yes, it is fixable. There are at least three more sets of escalators under construction, and are actually clearly visible when looking at the areas which are not yet open. One set is at the east end of the food court, by the health centre (lower ground to ground levels), one set is at the west...

April 4 - Working on the West Mountain this morning:

April 3 - Activity on site - ground sample drill rig working away.

My mistake - I had thought that Reliance was the forming contractor. Did not realize they were GC for the project. My understanding, from staff on site at Central, was that Concord was their own GC on that project.