Toronto The One | 328.4m | 91s | Mizrahi Developments | Foster + Partners

[The Preservationist]

The horizontal rebar grid seems in place, looks like they are finishing up on the vertical ties.

Edit: On a closer look one guy is definitely waist deep in the grid so I suspect a few more top level horizontals.

 

[Northern Light]

There was quite a large meeting of construction workers standing out front this morning. Possibly a big day today?

Was supposed to be the first of two transfer slab pours today, the other being later this week.

The One | 328.4m | 91s | Mizrahi Developments | Foster + Partners

Here's some more baseless speculation: Under Mizrahi's financing agreement, a funding tranche is contingent on a key milestone -- installation of the first glass.

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Haven't heard anything as yet about that being under way.

 

[jibsta]

that is going to be a godamn MONSTER pour... it's like a swimming pool worth of concrete. they will pour the center core and the beam slabs, then do the rest of the floor later this week i guess.

 

[Contra]

Really excited for the pour so I can start making diagrams again

 

[PasticheProtégé]

We look forward to it too @Contra!

 

[vinny_the_hack]

I can only imagine how costly it would be to replace if a vehicle crashes into it

True, it could be very expensive to replace a vehicle that crashed into the glass, depending on what make of vehicle.

 

[daptive]

True, it could be very expensive to replace a vehicle that crashed into the glass, depending on what make of vehicle.

Toronto has a weird aversion to bollards (probably too anti-car for our city) but some perimeter bollards would be especially useful here.

 

[AlvinofDiaspar]

Toronto has a weird aversion to bollards (probably too anti-car for our city) but some perimeter bollards would be especially useful here.

We *love*Jersey barriers though! *ducks* Anyways, putting bollards in would be a little too obvious. Proper landscaping could do the job.

AoD

 

[TossYourJacket]

Toronto has a weird aversion to bollards (probably too anti-car for our city) but some perimeter bollards would be especially useful here.

But how are cars supposed to pass other cars by driving up onto the sidewalk if we have bollards?

 

[evandyk]

But how are cars supposed to pass other cars by driving up onto the sidewalk if we have bollards?

Or park while they make Uber Eats deliveries to residents of the new building? Bollards are not workable.

 

[TossYourJacket]

Or park while they make Uber Eats deliveries to residents of the new building? Bollards are not workable.

If we had bollards, how would pedestrians know that sidewalks are actually just bonus space for cars, and not actually for people trying to walk? Truly horrifying!

 

[mdu]

So... we were scheduled for a pour, any updates?

 

[Undead]

But how are cars supposed to pass other cars by driving up onto the sidewalk if we have bollards?

Heh I've seen that happen in Moscow, thought it was only a dumb Russian thing

 

[Amare]

So... we were scheduled for a pour, any updates?

If I recall correctly, the last pour started in the middle of the night actually around this time if i'm not mistaken. Maybe we're close.

 

[UtakataNoAnnex]

But how are cars supposed to pass other cars by driving up onto the sidewalk if we have bollards?

...they drive up on the sidewalks anyways. Not sure what the difference is. >.<