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Perhaps more that we are interested in the architecture and watching the building rise and less interested in the financial weeds. I understand that’s a separate forum. But each to their own…

Not to be rude but don’t know, don’t care. I’m only here for the excellent photo journalism. Perhaps you and LoMein can go meet at a local and work all that out… 🙄

Excellent question. It seems to me that there is something overly complicated about the design of this building. Not wrong, but not something that just anyone can take on. For example, what’s up with the RCS? Much taller buildings have successfully installed their curtain wall without such...

Thank you Benito!

Somebody will finish it in some form. And someone will make money doing it. Just not the original developer and investors...

But why do YOU care?

A Bass Pro Shops or Cabela's could be spectacular...

I think they will be starting 41, they should reach 150m at 43.

I would guess they're in the process of raising the platforms to the next level, can't do them all at once. :)

The “sluggish” quote is from Dec 2021, they’re letting us know they were right all along… 🙄

The day the RCS clears that first mechanical level is going to be something to be excited about. Just one person’s opinion…

Yes, the previous mechanical levels (17&18) were about four weeks each, slab and walls. This one has been tracking similar.

38th floor :)

We need your shots We need your shots BloorMan, it's the only way we can keep track of the pours now. :)

They have completed some floors in eight, I'm not aware of any in seven. The average slab for levels 19-36 was 7 days, and walls 4 days, thus my 11 days. Regardless, we have a lot more time to enjoy this project.

Not to put too fine a point on it, but 594 days (54 floors x 11 day average). Add two weeks for each mechanical section (optimistic) makes it the summer of 2025. Just one person's opinion...

Fantastic that we can look at the photos from all the great contributors on this forum and see noticeable progress daily. Thanks to you all!

It looks like it steps up, so pour the perimeter, then place forms for the short wall/lip stepping up to the raised area? Same thing last time (#13,311).

They are installing - working behind the protective cocoon (RCS).

And what an excellent spot from which to view it!