They appear to be two different excavation companies. I wonder if they are ever tempted to nudge some dirt onto the other site when the other guys aren't looking...
Ya I was commenting on that on the other project's thread. I was wondering why they wouldn't do a joint excav then build up separate. i'm sure they had their reasons, but it seems easier to me both logistically and financially.
Hmh, I hadn't realize that there will be only large condos in this tower?
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- An exclusive residence offering only 100 homes over 43-storeys
- No more than 3 homes per floor
- Exquisitely finished 2-4 bedroom homes from 1,000 to 3,500 sq.ft.
Yeah, wouldn't want to be at one of their strata meetings (ego-density)
Funny you should mention that. There is some retired guy who is somehow an expert in everything who now owns in my building tries to dominate strata meetings... I literally roll my eyes every time he speaks.
I was the presentation centre last week. Apparently of the 117 units orginally designed, it is now down to 91 with assemblies for larger units. Someone has bought the whole smaller upper deck on the lowrise for their private use, the larger one is still common property. You can imagine the demographic of those were onsite purchasing.
Where do they transport all the truckloads of gravel these excavations produce? Do they use it in some other construction elsewhere?
Its till material so its very fine grained and sensitive to moisture and not very reusable unless its summer and you can cap it with something else. It usually goes to Delta to a dumpsite or gets dumped in the Ocean via barge.
One would imagine the amount of soild dug from all Downtown projects amounting to a small mountain but yet there is nothing visible in the Delta skyline? Where in ocean do they dump it? Perhaps they could have started to built a landconnection between Vancouver Island and mainland by now.
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