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Description
Tucker Hi-Rise Construction Inc. is almost ready to start building One Bloor, a $450-million, 70-storey structure in downtown Toronto. President Michael McGrath explains how they plan to use the existing elevator shafts to create a jump lift and details on the planned excavation. For more information please see the article in The Daily Commercial News and Construction Record at http://dcnonl.com/article/id45325
