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Market Square Tower: 40-Story High-Rise At 777 Preston St.


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Sounds like a personal problem to me. People move to NYC knowing full well why they are getting in to. Yes, it seems like paradise because we have some of the lowest cost living in the country. Regrettably, that fact coupled with a solid job market is causing this lovely traffic CF we are dealing with.

In any case, I agree with tigereye. You want it? Work for it.

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The neighbors keep moving up. Someone mentioned jumping the crane... Overheard once they get the floor they're on poured they'll do the tiebacks and then jump it. Although it doesn't look like its poured, haven't seen a sizeable fleet of concrete trucks this week (which isn't saying much). If not this weekend, next weekend has to be a sure fire thing.

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You wouldn't gain too much from that and the trailer is on ground floor anyways. Not to mention if you could get the clearance in the garage (which you can't, its incredibly small (its where I park)) you then create a logistical nightmare of getting them in and out (there isn't a good place to turn them) especially since concrete material companies are incapable of actually staggering the loads like they say they will, you get back up. As it is, they have them wait on Preston when they start backing up and have them drop back around the block to be where they need to be when its their turn. 

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Yeah, ideally on a big pour you should be able run 150-200 cuyd an hour through it. But if the trucks don't leave whatever plant they come from when they should you have gaps or traffic, or if they send them all out in succession you get the scenario you have seen. Which seems like an okay thing, but if something happens with the pumping & placing boom the concrete is only allowed to sit for so long. like 90 minutes at a max temp of 90degrees is average before you have to turn it away. 

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