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Old Posted Dec 11, 2019, 5:09 PM
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^ looks like it might be soil testing.

with a former parking garage sitting on the piece of land, they might have a fair bit of soil testing to do before the caisson rigs start drilling.
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^ looks like it might be soil testing.

with a former parking garage sitting on the piece of land, they might have a fair bit of soil testing to do before the caisson rigs start drilling.
Ah good point. Hard to do testing under a parking garage. Was hoping they'd roll right into drilling. Hopefully they just take a quick dip, lol.
     
     
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Hmm, what's going on at Van Buren and Canal this morning? Anyone?

https://app.oxblue.com/open/clarkcon...erconstruction
We don't have to guess there is a second construction cam for this project that is much closer to the action at the same link.
     
     
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Old Posted Dec 11, 2019, 5:39 PM
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We don't have to guess there is a second construction cam for this project that is much closer to the action at the same link.
Feel like such a doofus. Thanks! I think that's newish... Plus OPO rooftop construction too. And Tokoyo Inn! https://app.oxblue.com/open/clarkcon...erconstruction

     
     
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Just checked the webcam... banana time??
     
     
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^ the new piece of equipment looks like it might be a pile-driver.

perhaps for site perimeter piling?
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^ the new piece of equipment looks like it might be a pile-driver.

perhaps for site perimeter piling?
The same vertical rigs are used by other contractors for caisson work, haven't seen RevCon use one for caissons yet, but generally the caissons are sunk, the piers installed, and the caissons removed before the sheet pile starts.
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So confused, as an amateur. Would love a YouTube video of what makes this one different, digging wise.
     
     
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i need to get on that deck at some point for THAT view of Sears!
     
     
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So BMO doesn't have the naming rights? Union Station Tower?
     
     
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Okay this is a lot more visually interesting now. I like the faceted glass. The original renderings made it seem like it would just be flat glass all the way around.
     
     
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according to the webcam, there look to be some new pieces of equipment being assembled on site this morning.

possibly caisson rigs?
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Curbed.com has already added this building to their list of high-rises under construction in Chicago:

https://chicago.curbed.com/maps/high...nstruction-map

Of course, on SkyscraperPage the designation "under construction" requires caisson drilling, though the Curbed page is nonetheless fairly informative, with a useful interactive map.
     
     
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BMO Tower aka 320 S. Canal received their foundation permit on the 24th
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Peanut butter jelly time?
     
     
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Peanut butter jelly time?
Though the bit may literally have broken the surface, I think they're just getting everything in place today to really step on the gas on Monday. So I'm holding my emoji's till then.
     
     
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Though the bit may literally have broken the surface, I think they're just getting everything in place today to really step on the gas on Monday. So I'm holding my emoji's till then.
Well banana emoji's at least, lol.
     
     
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