How To Move A "Six Million Pound" Building
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- To make way for the new Eglinton LRT in Toronto, Western Mechanical had to temporarily push this old Kodak building out of way, before it could be reused as a new subway stop.
theyll do this for some graffiti covered peice of shit run down warehouse building, but close ontario place.
I don’t disagree, but this building actually looks beautiful now if you go see it. It’s got a fresh coat of white paint and black accents. I pass by it on the train almost everyday
I would love to see a follow up on what happened to the building after the move. Is that spot permanent? Or will it move back? Will columns be reinstalled underneath or will it sit on the beams? Thank you.
It got moved back to its original spot and is part of Mount Dennis Station's main entrance
@@KangaRueProductions thank you very much!
6 million, 5 million. Not much different, only 1 million pounds
Do you have a point? Other than proving you can do math…
building is 5 million lbs. Steel support was 1.2 million pounds. I guess comprehension isnt your strong point.
Chesper to demolish and rebuild end up with new eco building
You have never built new in Taxonto.
Fantastic video! It's great seeing older buildings being given a new lease on life with new projects.
Amazing engineering and so great to see another heritage building saved.
Great engineering yes....heritage building ? LOL.
Why didn't they just bring in The Six Million Dollar Man ?
Back in the 1960s, I remember seeing Kodak in full swing. I lived on Green Tree Court just off of Trethewy right opposite Eglinton.
I'm not to far away from you do you have any pictures
love the work but no wonder the crosstown project is is over budget and delayed. Way easier to just demo and build new.