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Corbin Dalus May 28, 2007 3:19 AM

Please excuse my failure to stay abreast of the progress of this tower, but, what's going on, exactly? Why no major progress in so long? Has it even begun to rise out of the hole, yet?

Daquan13 May 28, 2007 3:26 AM

You can read some of the previous posts in this thread to get the heads-up.

This will help you keep abreast of the goings-on at Ground Zero.

M.K. May 28, 2007 9:42 AM

:haha:
bahhh... :slob: :slob: :slob: :slob: This tower never comes....:slob: :slob: :slob: :slob: :slob: :slob: :slob: :slob: :slob: :slob: :slob: :slob: :slob: sick waiting that. Maybe my grandchildren also are going waiting to this raising... Forever. :haha: :jester::haha:

GVNY May 28, 2007 9:51 AM

You know, maybe if you just add water, it will pop up out of the ground! Yeah!

Go try it! See what happens.

Daquan13 May 28, 2007 11:51 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mkmillenium (Post 2862722)
:haha:
bahhh... :slob: :slob: :slob: :slob: This tower never comes....:slob: :slob: :slob: :slob: :slob: :slob: :slob: :slob: :slob: :slob: :slob: :slob: :slob: sick waiting that. Maybe my grandchildren also are going waiting to this raising... Forever. :haha: :jester::haha:



It's posts like this that put this and other threads in danger of being closed.

Anyway, for those who ARE antisipating the steel to rise for this one, it should something spectacular. Truly something to behold!!:banana:

pico44 May 28, 2007 11:58 AM

It'll be a while yet before this tower begins to rise. If seeing substructure development is boring to you, then perhaps you should focus your attention on other skyscrapers. Or go read a book.

Daquan13 May 28, 2007 12:46 PM

I'm NOT complaining about the duration of the tower's construction, dude.

I know all about it.

pico44 May 28, 2007 7:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Daquan13 (Post 2862776)
I'm NOT cmplaining about the duration of the tower's construction, dude.

I know all about it.


Relax. I was in no way referring to your posts.

BrandonJXN May 28, 2007 7:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mkmillenium (Post 2862722)
:haha:
bahhh... :slob: :slob: :slob: :slob: This tower never comes....:slob: :slob: :slob: :slob: :slob: :slob: :slob: :slob: :slob: :slob: :slob: :slob: :slob: sick waiting that. Maybe my grandchildren also are going waiting to this raising... Forever. :haha: :jester::haha:

There are more important things to worry about than a skyscraper rising slowly. Seriously...:sly:

nezzybaby May 29, 2007 12:14 AM

Im still struggling to understand why people think this is going too slow. When did this officially start construction, has it even been a year yet?? its very very difficult to start the piling and foundations for a tower of this size, even harder when something was built there before. A year is standard for this part of construction, 2 years would be an expected ammount of time when you have to remove or at least alter previous foundations in a complex area in the centre of a major city like new york. The timeline for this structure has been posted in the past, and everything is going to plan, if anything the second tower crane came early. I wonder how many people on this forum are only watching this tower be constructed and are offended by its speed as a result.


BE PATIENT we know that when it starts to rise it will go quick, by quick i mean at a standard rate ie one floor a week. I get the feeling that when we do start to see this rising above ground we will get comments daily going "wow this is fast" as well as those saying "wow this is slow", listen to this if nothing else, building skyscrapers takes time, wait and you will see something incredible.

The piling for this tower started along with many of the towers in dubai's marina supertalls, and none of them are above ground yet, why are you surprised???????????????

edit: what annoys me the most about all this is that once this post has been written i will get 10 people saying "hear, hear" and "well said". Which will push this thread to another page where people will start ranting about how slow it is all over again. If only the timeline could be posted as a sticky at the top of each page, i aint posting this every week till we see steel above ground.

pottebaum May 29, 2007 4:20 AM

Al Qaeda Also Fed up With Ground Zero Construction Delays

Scruffy May 29, 2007 5:17 AM

im sorry, that was funny.

a lot of people have been complaining about the slow progress. The building did only start construction about a year ago but more importantly, remember the size. Counting up to the highest occupied floor, this is the tallest building built in this country in 33 years since the Sears Tower was built. This is not filler, this is not a mctower that will come preassembled. Its complex and its not something that should be rushed.

Daquan13 May 29, 2007 4:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pottebaum (Post 2864247)



I wonder what the connection with this is. Are they waiting to attack the complex again once it is buiult?

Why all this concern for the construction to move along faster all of a sudden? I thinks that something stinks here!!:sly:

CitySkyline May 29, 2007 4:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Daquan13 (Post 2864803)
I wonder what the connection with this is. Are they waiting to attack the complex again once it is buiult?

Why all this concern for the construction to move along faster all of a sudden? I thinks that something stinks here!!:sly:

Dude, it's by The Onion, you know, satire, not real, a joke. The joke being that, yeah, they're wanting the thing to be finished quickly so they can attack again (and what makes it funny is how they're blatantly saying this on "network" TV). But it's just a joke.

nezzybaby May 29, 2007 4:35 PM

Some people have no grasp of comedy, that thing made me piss myself laughing.

KevinFromTexas May 29, 2007 4:42 PM

Amazing shots, there GarCastle! Thanks for the effort.

It's incredible seeing the foundations of these giants. Simple amazing to see just how huge they are.

Daquan13 May 29, 2007 7:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CitySkyline (Post 2864817)
Dude, it's by The Onion, you know, satire, not real, a joke. The joke being that, yeah, they're wanting the thing to be finished quickly so they can attack again (and what makes it funny is how they're blatantly saying this on "network" TV). But it's just a joke.



Well, I DID have my suspicions on that anyway.

Because NO ONE from that network has publicly spoke beforte on the NWTC, and why now? What a joke?:banana:

RockMont May 29, 2007 9:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Scruffy (Post 2864350)
im sorry, that was funny.

a lot of people have been complaining about the slow progress. The building did only start construction about a year ago but more importantly, remember the size. Counting up to the highest occupied floor, this is the tallest building built in this country in 33 years since the Sears Tower was built. This is not filler, this is not a mctower that will come preassembled. Its complex and its not something that should be rushed.



It took quite a few years to complete the twin towers.

GarCastle May 30, 2007 2:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nezzybaby (Post 2863765)
Im still struggling to understand why people think this is going too slow. When did this officially start construction, has it even been a year yet?? its very very difficult to start the piling and foundations for a tower of this size, even harder when something was built there before.

No worries Nezzy, some people are just practiced retards. And my phrase for those folks: Halt sei ein verlangsamt!

It's an impressive construction site. I plan to make it out there again in a couple months for more photos.

newstl2020 May 31, 2007 5:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RockMont (Post 2865422)
It took quite a few years to complete the twin towers.

Correct me if I am wrong on this point, but I believe the twins had a total construction time of 5 years. As in, they were both finished in 5 years. Doesn't seem like that long to me.


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