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Thanks. So we will first see the "pre-cast concrete box beam sections" go in over the east tracks, then we'll see the "East Box Girder" installed? Will there be much in between, or is it mainly open space? I can see why these beams, girders, and columns are so large -- to minimize the number of support walls and columns. |
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Those are pre-cast concrete planks that make up the floor of the "East Duct Bank".
Most of the level just above the PATH tracks is pre-cast concrete in order to speed construction and reduce down time for the PATH. I just checked the PATH schedule for today, 4 trains in and 5 out. No trains running between 8am and 7pm. That gives the construction crew a big window. PS. They are hooking up the second panel now 2:08pm.
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It is a plesure watching a master of the trade at work. Not once did he give the cables more than a slight touch with the bucket or boom.
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Anyway, like to see how this "third world" country maybe help you to have XXI century trains, (yes, we have HST in almost 2000km in Spain , that "third world" country, were all the population have free health assistance...) What did you visit here? just curiosity... About the station, I think its design it´s ok, not bad, but the fact it´s going to be iluminated with natural light it´s a good point. Sorry for my english! |
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Spain is what, the size of Wisconsin, high speed trains are almost worthless here.
2,000k of HST in the US would barely get us to the next city. All you did was copy the TGV from France, same as us. (We call it Acela) I will not judge your country based on you alone. Go read the rest of my posts on the subject. I edited my post, with the resion for doing so. Last edited by Zensteeldude; July 31st, 2010 at 12:41 AM. |
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I´m not going to waste my time on you, but if you read this http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=423623, maybe someday you´ll know what you´re talking about. It´s in english, but in spanish forum you´ll find quite more information.
Copy of the TGV? Well, we bought some trains almost 20 years ago...our new trains are German (Velaro E) and Spanish (TALGO), all of them up to 300kph. There are a lot of differeces between french and spanish HST, but it´s not the topic. Acela??? I thought we were talking about HST...but your train that looks like a HST, that it´s not, is very beautiful. Do you like a discussion ending with a "mine is bigger"? Sorry friend, but that is very close to ignorance... My american friends warned me not to try to show the virtues of other country to an american, maybe they´ll never be valueted as they should. For me, this off topic ends. ------------------------------------------------------ I have some questions about this station. How many platforms will it have?Length of them? Is for tube, commuter trains, or both?I don´t know much about NYC mass transit... daily users estimated? If the previous station had any defect, it´s fixed in the new one? It will serve more lines, or the same than before? If someone could help me...Thanks a lot in advance for the answers! Last edited by gerarsx; July 27th, 2010 at 05:09 AM. Reason: Grammar |
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Please, as an American, don't embarass us anymore with your utter nonsense. I think you should do some research before attacking a far superior system compared to the worthless mediam speed Acela. |
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So when is this supposed to be done?, im starting to really get angry at the PA. There putting so much into this project and neglected the rest of the system.
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I've always been a fan of Calatrava (especially the Milwaukee Art Museum), but I feel like his work on this does feel a little recycled. Why is this form perfect for lower Manhattan? Critiques aside, I'm a fan of rail travel and this is a fairly spectacular icon for it.
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I wasn't here for a while. So first of all thx Zen for your informations about the East Box Girder. That's spectacular!
Reading through the pages I found a question which made me smile a little bit. It's from april and I was too lazy to answer it by now. Thanks to the new Fulton Street Transit Center and the new pedestrian concourse beneath Dey Street the WTC Hub will have direct or indirect access to almost every subway line in Manhattan or at least lower Manhatten. So the answer to your question is: yes. ![]() ![]() ![]() http://www.mta.info/capconstr/fstc/index.html Last edited by OldWorldResident; July 28th, 2010 at 04:20 AM. |
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Lets forget all that nonsense about who's is faster and get back to the good stuff.
Pic by Sal Schiano over at WNY. ![]() The 18000 will be putting that thing up soon. It's a continuation of one of the big plate girders over the PATH station.
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I wish the RGZ cam was working...
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I was attacked. I never said Acela was superior. If he had read all my posts on the subject he would never have been offended. Spain is a great country and I will not speak of this foolishness ever again!
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Wow great vid, i never realised how big this is going to be!!
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