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September 7, 2010
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Bluescape Construction continues work on Market Wharf condos
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Work continues on the Market Wharf condo project in Toronto. Bluescape Construction Management Inc. began the 35-storey project, which includesan eight-storey podium, in late 2009; completion is scheduled for early 2011.
The project includes a party room, theatre, fitness centre, steam rooms, a boardroom and the podium will house retail/wholesale services.
The project was designed by architectsAlliance and the owner is Context Development Inc.
Consultants are: Jablonsky Ast & Partners (structural); M.V. Shore Associates (1993) Ltd. (mechanical/electrical); and Scott Torrance Landscape Architects.
Subtrades include: Coreydale Contracting Co. (excavation); Rumble Contracting Ltd. (foundation) and Paramount Structures Ltd. (formwork).
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