Mud sill with conduit

Is that residential? I've seen bridges with less rebar.

I pumped concrete in Chicago for over 30 years and that slab looks like something you would see at the steel mills

The density of rebar looks like they're building a freeway overpass.

I love following along and watching this construction. Although sometimes I think you are building a U-Boat bunker:

Elon can launch a rocket from that foundation.

Required by a bunch of bureaucrats who know nothing about building or engineering.

That's a crap ton of rebar, what are they building, a nuclear reactor?

Are you building a fortress???

All you need now is some Flexseal. 😂

Not just rebar. Epoxy coated rebar which is what the DOT requires when building a bridge deck.

Concrete guy here Is this your crib or just a project you’re monitoring?

Definitely going to need some dudes walking that with donkey dinks making sure the concrete settles all 13 inches

That will outlast the pyramids.

Adam, any idea how much all of the foundation weighs?

That’s a lot of steel. Question - is post-tension not a common thing in CA?

That deck is ready to go. Hanging form is in place. Send it!!

What am I looking at? A Chinook LZ?

Needs more rebar...

Did they fit any concrete in all that rebar?

Not strong enough, needs to outlast the pyramids

Nice very nice.

Looks 450-600dp, two layers of mesh, cages where walls are going to extend, not sure if that is a foundation transfer slab, or upper floor …it’s a meaty slab…on sand

At this point they should just make it out of billeted aluminum. One solid piece.

that is a shitload of concrete

Conduit and a few pieces of rebar.

Lunacy.

Even Iran's supreme leader would be impressed by the amount of concrete and steel used here. Allahu Akbar!

How tall is this skyscraper supposed to be?

tsunami proof.

How many Chinooks is that thing rated for?

WTF is taking you so long? F’n house should be built twice by now! Geeez

Has this always been the same site you keep visiting?

Need more rebar.

So you just lay carpet in the living room area and flooring in the kitchen and you're done?

stone window by causeway shaka, when the walls fell