Since the last update from Urbantoronto to Alba in October 2024, construction for the 32-story condominium in the city center of Mississauga has switched from the podium to the tower. The development was designed by Core Architects for Edenshaw developments and is now halfway to its final height. The construction is located in the Hurontario Street and the Fairview Road East between Square One and Cooksville Go Station and leads next to the work on the Hurontario-Main line.
An air view to the north to Alba, picture of Urbantoronto Forum, Tim Macdonald, participant Tim Macdonald
A drone image from December 2024 above captures the tower on 16 floors, whereby the building lifting climb to the southern height, over which a concrete drill pump is positioned. The crane values over everything. The white, recently formed, formed concrete walls outlines future interior walls on the 17th Stock suites, better to see in the picture below. Glazing can be applied to the first floors of the tower, while the educational materials are staged, where future convenience is found on the L-shaped podium.
An air view that was formed to the east to concrete walls and reinforcement rods for the 17th floor, picture of urbantoronto forum, Tim MacDonald
A view of a class level over the Hurontario Street shows the disguise materials, with the black and white frames and the walls of the housing soils of the podium, which are now mainly installed around the glazing. A concrete wall around the podium terrace awaits the cladding at the top. In the following, cylindrical concrete columns that support the above -mentioned floors remain naked on the street, while steel clips are installed in order to secure the future glazing of the floor level, often the last stage that has to be sealed at construction sites.
The West Podium Elevation Fronting Hurontario Street, Image of Urbantoronto Forum Participant Drum118
Similarly, the cladding is completed in most southern and eastern increases in the podium. Another parapet wall here above the vehicle entrance also expects the cladding, whereby the windows of a mezzanine level appear above it. Temporary red fence lines The edges of the balconies to install their guards.
Disguises and glazing along the east height, whereby the construction high on the southern height of the urbantoronto forum is attached to the drum118
A look at Alba's north and west heights in January 2025 shows that Alba has now reached 19 floors, with orange planning on the 19th floor offering some weather protection, while formwork can be seen over us for the 20th overhead. The curved balconies of the tower with rounded corners create a liquid rhythm. The northernmost podium facade is dressed in solid white fields that have broken up by thin ligaments of dark glazing. In the foreground in the middle of the Hurontario Street, Pylons separated general traces of traffic from the ongoing construction for the LRT.
Lashing installation progress on the tower and southeast of the Hurontario Street, picture of Urbantoronto Forum participating drum118
Alba is expected to be able to cordon this year later and reach 418 residential units after completing a final height of 109.1 m and the house.
View east to Alba, designed by core architects for Edenshaw developments
Urbantoronto will continue to pursue progress in this development. In the meantime, however, you can find out more about this from our database file linked below. If you want, you can join the conversation in the associated project forum thread or leave a comment in the room provided on this page.
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