Backstage Construction Schedule April 13 – 17, 2015

This is the current construction schedule for 1 The Esplanade, Backstage condominium – for April 13 – 17, 2015. 

Last concrete pour for the tower and work on the podium deck outdoor swimming pool are the main construction activities this week. 

Click on the link for a downloadable PDF Construction Summary: Backstage & L Tower Construction Summary-Apr-13-17-2015

Backstage Swimming Pool on the Podium Deck looking east from the tower.

 Monday, April 13

• Last concrete pour for the tower, elevator curbs on the roof (8 meters of concrete), starting at 12:00 pm. 

• Interior suite drywall and finishing.

Tuesday, April 14

• Subcontractor Italform demobilizing their equipment and materials.

• Working on 5^th floor swimming pool.

• Waterproofing 5^th floor podium.

• Interior suite drywall and finishing.

• 35^th floor Window delivery occupying north curb lane of the Esplanade, starting at 2:00 pm to approximately 4:00 pm.

Wednesday, April 15

• Subcontractor Italform demobilizing their equipment and materials.

• Working on 5^th floor swimming pool.

• Waterproofing 5^th floor podium.

• Interior suite drywall and finishing.

Thursday, April 16

• Subcontractor Italform demobilizing their equipment and materials.

• Working on 5^th floor swimming pool.

• Waterproofing 5^th floor podium.

• Interior suite drywall and finishing.

Friday, April 17

• Subcontractor Italform demobilizing their equipment and materials.

• Working on 5^th floor swimming pool.

• Waterproofing 5^th floor podium.

• Interior suite drywall and finishing.

Backstage tower south west elevation

 NOTES:

• All rebar deliveries are now complete.
• A Paid Duty Police Officer may be on-site when required and when available to assist with traffic control, Monday to Friday, from 7:00 am to 4:00 pm daily. 
• Concrete pour schedules and times are subject to weather conditions.
• There may be some short-term impacts on traffic flow as concrete or delivery trucks are moved into position.
• Concrete trucks must keep their engines running during the pouring process.