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| The Bonython Tower site, November 2017 |
The Bonython Tower site is a hive of activity, as usual. I have
yet to see a worker sitting around waiting on this site. I think it must be
well managed. It wouldn’t be so fast-moving a build if it weren’t.
Most of the Gosford building sites are well-managed and
therefore fast-moving. I won’t embarrass the managers of the few slow-moving
sites by mentioning them. The tiny houses site is an exception as it’s being
used as a teaching site for apprentices and other construction workers. And the
Froggy’s site on Mann Street, opposite the Council building, is still having
old asbestos problems.
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| More materials being lowered down onto the site, November 2017 |
More building materials being lowered by the crane, onto the 1st
floor (U.S. 2nd floor).
Behind the blue mesh we can see one of Mann Street’s street
trees. This site is right in the heart of Gosford.
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| Fire escape stairs & loading dock, November 2017 |
The loading dock from above and, on the left of it in the grey
block-bricks, fire escape stairs under construction.
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| The view from Paul lane, November 2017 |
The loading bay seen from Paul Lane, and, on the right, a
representative from Monty Python’s Ministry of Silly Walks.
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| Probably a generator, November 2017 |
A power generator, I think, up on the 1st floor.
Workers wielding power tools would need generators to plug their tools into or perhaps
to re-charge cordless tools.
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| Probable lift shaft, November 2017 |
Until I find out otherwise, my money is still on this being a
lift shaft (elevator shaft).
I look forward to seeing what changes another week brings to
this fast-moving site.
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Be nice.