I came into the office this morning and found, to my surprise, that in the night a crane had arisen over the city. Charlottetown doesn’t get many Big Construction Projects, so this is a big event.
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You can monitor the
You can monitor the construction of this new Government of Canada building from their webcam at:
http://www.pwgsc.gc.ca/charlottetown/text/index-e.html. Click on the pic at the bottom middle to popup a window with a (slightly) larger version, which is updated every 60 seconds.
We Dominion Building workers are looking forward to moving in by May 2007. I hear this modern wonder will even have air conditioning!
The image of the crane in the
The image of the crane in the pit reminded me of Anne Troake’s film “Pretty Big Dig”. It had 3 pieces of heavy machinery, merrily dancing around a construction site! Wonder what it would take to choreograph 3 of those cranes?
Ya! Derek, the Dominion building is a very uncomfortable place on a hot day. I remember it well especially on days when the temperatures reach 30
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