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I meant to post that it seemed like they were doing more soil testing at this site the other day.

I really wish the driveway for this development was on Bay rather than Cannon crossing the bicycle track. It's already dangerous enough with all the driveways.
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Looks like site work is beginning. Excavators have been on site this week removing the old asphalt and the site is surrounded by construction fencing.
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So all work has stopped here, but I did notice that today the site plan was submitted: DA-22-143
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So all work has stopped here, but I did notice that today the site plan was submitted: DA-22-143
they also submitted a site plan last year.

No idea what's happening here, and shows how CityHousing is in desperate need of some competence.
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The pace of work here has been inconsistent, but I think we can change the title regardless to Under Construction. State of the site as of this afternoon:





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I'm really curious of this foundation, never seen something like this. It's a concrete box that's been filled in with soil:



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It's called backfilling. This development will have no below grade levels. The soil is used to strengthen the foundation.
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Took a photo the other day, looks to be the elevator shaft form?
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This now has sections at grade built, looks to be the stairwells and elevator shaft. I wonder if these will be steel beam construction?
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First photo is around 12:30, second is around 5pm



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This now has sections at grade built, looks to be the stairwells and elevator shaft. I wonder if these will be steel beam construction?
Your last photos have Deltabeams, which means almost certainly precast floors are to follow. The beams are a hollow steel shape that gets filled with concrete/grout after the floor is placed, locking it all together (you can see all the holes for rebar to pass through),
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Third floor is fully installed. Likely to start poured the forms for the elevator shaft and concrete today or tomorrow for the fourth floor
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