One-week construction time-lapse with closeups: Week 20 of the Ⓢ-series

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Week 20 in the ongoing Ⓢ series, which follows the construction of a new 13-story senior living building in San Francisco. This is a #construction #timelapse with various closeups and "sub-time-lapses" at various speeds, condensing the week of June 15 - 20, 2020, into about 58 minutes.

There's yet another all-day #concretepour on Monday, and the ride-on trowels show up. Of course, there's a never-ending parade of columns to work on -- putting up forms, pouring the concrete, taking down the forms. The central core continues to rise. We get some good views of cleaning out the lines after #concrete pours. Decking for the next level continues to advance.

00:00 - Mon (concrete pour, ride-on trowels)
13:46 - Tue (post-pour work, columns, line cleanout)
31:05 - Wed (hangers, forms, columns)
39:40 - Thu (forms, concrete, line cleanout)
49:28 - Fri (columns, decking)
55:00 - Sat (raising prefab rebar)
57:23 - Closing, previews

Music licensed from Audio Network, in chronological order:

Monday:
Eagles 2 — Julian Emery, James Irvin (3374/68)
This Old Town 2 — Michael Farkas, Teddy Weber, Seth Travins (3182/80)
High Noon — Randall Breneman, Jake Field, Duncan Thompson (2108/3)
I Wanna Love You 2 — Matt Goodman (3384/39)
Hi Ho Cowboy 2 — Jody Jenkins (2971/126)

Tuesday:
Queen 2 — Jonathan Lloyd (2809/24)
Let Me Breathe 2 — Matt Goodman, Matthew Bento (3384/57)
Head To Toe 2 — Craig Hardy, Carolyn Jordan, Alice Penrose (3317/17)
Catch Me Now 2 — Julian Emery, Jodi Marr, Molly Bowers, Adam Noble (2956/19)

Wednesday:
Urban Chase — Raithe Laurence (2914/4)
Sick Sick Sick 2 — Tom Gleeson, Christopher Sheldon (3121/14)

Thursday:
Like A River 3 — Lincoln Grounds, Thomm Jutz, Charley Stefl (2644/44)
Liquid Gold — Gareth Johnson (1491/6)
Ribbons In The Desert — Randall Breneman, Jake Field, Duncan Thompson (2108/4)

Friday:
Strangers In The Night 2 — Andy Chandler, Alice Penrose (2731/6)

Saturday:
Its Not That I Don't Need You 2 — Nick Kingswell (3393/28)
Proud Kingdom — Paul Mottram (1877/4)

As usual, you're always welcome to listen to your own playlist instead if you prefer (there's no dialog in the video).

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