Hey guys! a new member here! After following for over a year via Onixcamera on the daily bases and now it is down. Just want to let you guys know that i have tried to contact Malcolm to see what is the issue and no one ever replied. maybe some one knows some one there or willing to give them a call?
Hey guys! a new member here! After following for over a year via Onixcamera on the daily bases and now it is down. Just want to let you guys know that i have tried to contact Malcolm to see what is the issue and no one ever replied. maybe some one knows some one there or willing to give them a call?
If anyone finds a new link please share
If you're referring to the oxblue camera, I checked and Malcolm requested that the camera be taken down, probably due to their work being wrapped up. This was about a month ago.
It’s a new finding so who knows what impact it might have. Hopefully an easy fix. I worry this might derail the project or provide cover for investors to pull out.
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City Supervisor Aaron Peskin still wants to know how another building ended up in the same predicament as the Millennium Tower.
“This is shades of Millennium Tower all over again,” he said, adding that he later learned the city never required the Oceanwide project to provide any assessment of its impact on neighboring buildings.
A city inspector visited the site, reporting back that “there is nothing out of the ordinary that would raise concern of any settlement,” according to department records. At the same time, developer Oceanwide Center LLC was required to provide information on its monitoring of the impact of construction on 25 Jessie.
That information, filed in March, indicates that since October 2016 the two dozen or so columns supporting 25 Jessie had settled by no more than three-eighths of an inch. The biggest shift between two adjacent columns is one-eighth of an inch, well under the amount that would cause any “distress, serviceability or life safety concerns,” according to the monitoring report done for the developer by Nabih Youssef Associates.
^^^ That's good news! As the article points out... "Oceanwide Center will attach its shafts to bedrock, with focused excavation within steel casings to keep the ground disruptions contained." but also too " Oceanwide Center won’t be completed until 2021. There’s a long way to go."