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Old Posted Apr 26, 2019, 10:44 PM
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Jesus that list is so inaccurate. There are completed buildings on there and half the heights are off
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Paragon (1326 S michigan) is 50 feet shorter than what is listed. I should have flipped around what I was saying was half wrong. Half are completed and 3 are wrong on height
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Jesus that list is so inaccurate. There are completed buildings on there and half the heights are off
Also why isn't 2 chciago square on there?? that's a 50 story tower that should be on the list of uc projects
     
     
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I think 9 W Walton is also wrong... that looks like before Griffin added the additional floors
     
     
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Haven't seen these plates and dogs in action - possibly holds up the bottom sections of a sleeve while the top ones are unbolted and moved aside ?
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Old Posted May 3, 2019, 4:26 PM
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So I assume all the parking is above ground since there's no real digging going on.
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Someone said it was top-down construction ^
     
     
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Old Posted May 3, 2019, 5:23 PM
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So I assume all the parking is above ground since there's no real digging going on.
They are installing a very significant secant wall - there will be basement. Also CASE doesn't dig, they drill and fill, the next crew will dig.
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So I assume all the parking is above ground since there's no real digging going on.
in chicago, you drill the caissons first, on nice flat level ground, and you excavate after the caissons are in.

this project will have a significant amount of under ground parking.
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How many holes they gotta dig all together?
At least seven.
     
     
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Old Posted May 3, 2019, 8:29 PM
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what an amazing building site. . love the first photo there, BVic
     
     
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in chicago, you drill the caissons first, on nice flat level ground, and you excavate after the caissons are in.

this project will have a significant amount of under ground parking.
Ahhh ok, do you know what the ratio is above ground vs underground?

Unless I'm mistaken it seems from the render that there is a mostly hidden above ground garage.
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Ahhh ok, do you know what the ratio is above ground vs underground?
I don't know the exact ratio, but I think the plans call for ~900 total parking spaces, with 3 levels below grade and 4 above grade, but because the above grade parking levels in the podium will be wrapped with active uses facing the street to hide the parking levels, the ratio underground to above ground is probably around to 1-1.
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^ Considering the sheer amount of retail and office space that will be in the podium, I’m guessing probably much more of the parking will be below grade than above
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^ Considering the sheer amount of retail and office space that will be in the podium....
Why would that make a difference? They both need an elevator
     
     
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