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Took this hastily put together panorama from Embassy Suites on Saturday. I think I counted 16 different varieties of cranes. I'll post more later if I get the time.
A second crane tower is up.
The NE corner of the slab remains to be poured.
The buttresses are removed after the framing is installed.
Took this hastily put together panorama from Embassy Suites on Saturday. I think I counted 16 different varieties of cranes. I'll post more later if I get the time.
Look at all that construction. That Chamber street tower should have destroy that little unattractive little building aswell. Oh well.
Nice pano!
Sidewalk Superintendents Local 1 objects to this project, in that there are insufficient viewing areas, as well as a complete lack of interpretive displays around the site. This insensitivity to our needs cries out for resolution. If we don't get our demands met, we might have to start off with some informational picketing. If push really comes to shove, we might have to take a walk...which by the way, is something we do pretty well already. Who's with me?!!
What if we caucus in the Cineplex across the street?
I'm in as long as I can be this guy handing out flyers:
(was witnessed today, a member of the local hotel workers union)
Wow, now that's the alot of good contruction.Originally Posted by Derek2k3
Took this hastily put together panorama from Embassy Suites on Saturday. I think I counted 16 different varieties of cranes. I'll post more later if I get the time.
Downtown is in a big boom. Good to see.
Being homebound sucks. There's a whole new city going up and I'm missing it all. That's for the great photo Derek.
Thanks Brooklyn. Here are some others...
Will this thing have a concrete core?
no but i prefer buildings with it
Cranes everywhere ...
And lots of rebar being laid for the elevator core ...
So glad this building is finally beggining to rise. I just wish I can say the same thing for the Freedom Tower
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