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Can you imagine if she was actually going to be this curvy???

Just confirmed to me by the foreman...

WOW that is great... The last pictures I took were of me lifting the steel beacon into place... But I'm not very pic posting savvy and when I put them here, they're huge... I may get someone to post them for me... Thanx again.... Oh and btw... It turns out I did speak too soon after all...

Yes those are great pics but looks like he missed the September one... I was hoping to get the finished roof with the crane on top... Oh well...

Sometimes yes and sometimes no... I guilt tripped him into placing me in the west end for the next job... God I just realized I shouldn't have said anything... Now they'll change their minds and I'll end up in Scarborough... lol Fingers crossed...

Thats an AWESOME shot... Do you have any pics from that angle with my crane still on top??? And btw... Looks like I'm doing a new building at the Erindale Campus in the Sauga... MUCH closer to home...

I was under the impression that it was 52 and 48 floors...

I'm told I'll be at Tridel's Parc Nuvo in Etobicoke... Not sure yet if I'll stay there... But it is a lot closer to home...

I'M DONE!!!!! Today was my last day and the crane should be coming down tomorrow weather permitting...

LOL... Last I heard was September 09... HA

I do know that the first tower sold out in 48 hrs... Second one took a few weeks... All they're selling now is the town homes in the podium... This is what I was told by the sales office...

They're climbing the crane in this picture...

We poured our last slab today. It was the mechanical roof.. Tomorrow, I start assembling the structural steel and glass peak feature... Almost done!!!

Wow... This is the most action I've seen on this board in a while...

Which ones are you talking about???

Small fire on the roof of #4 last night... It burned a small hole in one of the ACS panels... If I find out what happened, I'll post...

Yah thanx for that... So great to see my work go up like that...

It's used when you form the slabs with loose material (as opposed to fly tables)... I think its just safer for weather conditions. The wind plus the small parts used for forming is the reason for the hoarding... Crappy thing is that everyone other than the operator looses any kind of nice view...

Taken from Peri's website... Crane-independent climbing in all weather conditions As a pioneer in the formwork sector, PERI set the benchmark in self-climbing technology with the development of the ACS. In 1971, climbing formwork was revolutionized when PERI first introduced the PERI KGF 240...

Nope... No love at all... It may look nice but it's been a pain to build... But.... Should only be there another month...