Toronto T3 Bayside | 42m | 10s | Hines | 3XN

[Toron]

From Tridel Live webcam

 

[RitchieS]

Some updates from yesterday's visit.

 

[globalexpress]

A glimpse of the timber office building as seen from the Inner Harbour on a complimentary boat tour hosted by Waterfront Toronto yesterday afternoon.

 

[TheSix]

Hmmm, are they doing a concrete pour for the roof?

 

[RitchieS]

Hmmm, are they doing a concrete pour for the roof?

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There will be a 80mm thick concrete topping on all levels (3 and above).

 

[TheSix]

There will be a 80mm thick concrete topping on all levels (3 and above).

So the floors won’t be that beautiful wood?

 

[UtakataNoAnnex]

There will be a 80mm thick concrete topping on all levels (3 and above).

...I presume that's to dampen the bounce that wood base floors can cause?

 

[TheSix]

...I presume that's to dampen the bounce that wood base floors can cause?

If this is the case. I’m shocked they are pouring concrete on the floors after the cladding has been applied and the building has topped off.

 

[RitchieS]

If this is the case. I’m shocked they are pouring concrete on the floors after the cladding has been applied and the building has topped off.

It was a pain to design for as we will have to go back and adjust all the cladding after the concrete is poured. Thankfully the deflection is not significant.

 

[RitchieS]

So the floors won’t be that beautiful wood?

That's correct.

 

[UtakataNoAnnex]

If this is the case. I’m shocked they are pouring concrete on the floors after the cladding has been applied and the building has topped off.

Yeah...agreed, that's a weird way going about that. So I am assuming this floor variance was needed to deal with an unanticipated problem, like with the asfor mentioned way-too-bouncy floors. >.<

 

[DSC]

This may be of interest" https://www.jsonline.com/story/news...s-summer-sustainable-architecture/7653606001/

 

[Northern Light]

This may be of interest" https://www.jsonline.com/story/news...s-summer-sustainable-architecture/7653606001/

The tallest mass timber building the world............unless/until Toronto approves the one on College St. which will be 6s/28ft taller.

 

[Riseth]

August 12, 2022

 

[jxmyth_]