the frame for the scoop-outs look unnecessarily deep - why do they project beyond the building so much? They shouldn't need to be any deeper than the deepest pre-cast panel, no?
the frame for the scoop-outs look unnecessarily deep - why do they project beyond the building so much? They shouldn't need to be any deeper than the deepest pre-cast panel, no?
Yes, there's a bit of difference between this rendering (from ~4.5 years ago) and what we see today.
the frame for the scoop-outs look unnecessarily deep - why do they project beyond the building so much? They shouldn't need to be any deeper than the deepest pre-cast panel, no?
These frames do not look like finished product. I suspect what we're seeing are forms that will help install the final finish, and these will then be removed. This is very much a work in progress. We shall wait and see.
Last edited by WestEnd604; Jun 6, 2022 at 11:43 PM.
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These frames do not look like finished product. I suspect what we're seeing are forms that will help install the final finish, and these will then be removed. This is very much a work in progress. We shall wait and see.
They look like the final product to me. They're heavily wrapped and protected, but you can see they're unwrapped where they're attached to the mounting brackets.
2 weeks later finally pouring for Building Core and columns on the 30th floor. Unfortunately they're still unable to get the boom working today.
Did the bucket thing from 10am to 7pm. I don't think they're close to finishing. It takes them 7 hours or so with the concrete placing boom.
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