BoomOne
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Correct, 25-50mm.
It's not for the pour as far as I know.
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Toronto Pinnacle One Yonge | 345.5m | 105s | Pinnacle | Hariri Pontarini
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Correct, 25-50mm.
It's not for the pour as far as I know.
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
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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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Collingwoodbuildinglover
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I died laughing that you knew exactly who I was asking and holy smoke 50 mm bar is freaking heavy duty never worked with anything more than 30
Torontoemerald68
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I think that the yellow sticks support each floor to make the heavy cement by pouring soon to make strong to build up to 105 floors? Do ya think ?
Northern Light
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Ok, height fan-boys and girls of UT...........your dream has come true.
Decision Report - Approval Recommended for the proposed height increases, coming to the next meeting of TEYCC:
We're heading to 105s they got the full ask.
All for only $3,000,000 in additional S.37 benefits! Bargain price!
Massing model:
Decision Report - Approval Recommended for the proposed height increases, coming to the next meeting of TEYCC:
We're heading to 105s they got the full ask.
All for only $3,000,000 in additional S.37 benefits! Bargain price!
Massing model:
Collingwoodbuildinglover
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Oh please let phase 3 start soon. Would be funny for them to get above ground with it before the one even reaches height
ushahid
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wmedia
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UtakataNoAnnex
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The new height would put the 2nd tower here *between Aon Center and 875 North Michigan Avenue in Chi-town. So as supertalls are in the Americas, we're in the big kids club now. Congratulations, Toronto! And for what that's worth...
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Collingwoodbuildinglover
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As long as nobody pulls a millennium Tower, I am fine
3Dementia
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The Preservationist
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Wow, UtakataNoAnnex beat me to it, "that's Chicago height" was the first thing that came to mind. Good place for a signature tall tower in the city. This height will nicely balance out the skyline complementing the CN Tower in the West. Something of this nature had to happen at some point in time.
khaldoon
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Adding 116 new units in phase 2 with no increase in the number of elevators. Good luck to all those suckers who live there. On the other hand since nearly all will be Airbnb renters, they may not notice or care.
kotsy
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Maybe not. The city may clamp down on airbnbs like Montreal by the time this is complete.