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  #2001  
Old Posted Aug 6, 2008, 7:49 AM
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I park in the cityscape parking lot, and I can look into the site all day at work!!

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I park in the cityscape parking lot, and I can look into the site all day at work!!

HA-HA.
you mean you have another job outside of being a hostess?
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Well, yeah, but aren't the apartments part of what's going up at PSP? And there are only a few apartments, right? I'm trying to remember -- I seem to recall these being part of low-rise buildings over retail, or something.

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In addition to the pour, construction of the new Jefferson Street entrance ramp to the Patriot’s Park garage and removal of the laser light tower is underway. Construction of the new park and associated surface improvements will commence in early 2009 and complete later that year.
I would assume that covers everything on the PSP block itself.

PD, props for that observation on the west side of the hole, etc.
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Old Posted Aug 6, 2008, 11:23 AM
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^ Holy cow. She's getting up there.
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A quick look into the CityScape hole from tonight:

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Thanks for the picture! I am curious about two things. It looks like they have covered the cement pad with dirt. I thought the pad would be the "basement floor". Will they pour another "floor"?
Does anyone know what they are doing on all the scaffolding around the sides? It seems quite labor intensive.
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The scaffolding is to cement the interior of the parking garage. Couldn't really have all of those rebar poles sticking into the garage, the ones injected into the walls to secure the walls themselves.
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@#$!

The article's accompanying video was almost about to be cool until they completely dissed downtown's restaurant scene. We wonder why downtown has problems when we have people like this perpetuating its myths and woes.
LOL! You can blame the Teleprompter!
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After a rain like tonight what (if anything) happens in the cityscape hole. I would assume there is many puddles... are there any delays or do they go on like nothing ever happened?
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The crane continued to work while it was raining so...
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After a rain like tonight what (if anything) happens in the cityscape hole. I would assume there is many puddles... are there any delays or do they go on like nothing ever happened?
They just pump out the excess water using sump pumps into the city storm drain.
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There have not been any new photos in over a week. Can any of you shutter bugs get us our photo "fix"?
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Yeah, I've been neglecting CityScape in favor of Central Park East. Still a big hole in the ground:



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Old Posted Aug 23, 2008, 2:00 PM
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Thanks! You are right, still a big hole (still with lots of dirt). It will be quite awhile before this gets above ground.
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I know we can tell but the permit for the construction of the core and shell was submitted.

Permit# BLD-T484344 Issue Date Expires 8/21/10
Permit Description SHELL AND CORE FOR OFFICE TOWER
Project 06-5309 CITYSCAPE

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Address 1 E WASHINGTON ST 85004 Zoning
L 1 B * REPLAT OF BLOCK 22 QS Q10-28 APN 112-27-125 Dist 08

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Description/Scope of Work: COMMERCIAL NEW
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Old Posted Aug 29, 2008, 11:42 PM
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does anyone know why they covered the cement floor with dirt?
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does anyone know why they covered the cement floor with dirt?
It's a heck of a lot cheaper than concrete. The project's structural engineers said that you need a foundation (a "mat," I believe) at a certain depth to support a building at a certain height. The bottom of the floor of the garage only needs to be a certain depth, so they fill in dirt in between.
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AND NOW THERE IS A NICE CEMENT FLOOR OVER MOST OF THE DIRT. oops, sorry about caps.
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