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Wood shafts are pretty common in this type of construction. Owner's think they are saving money by selecting wood instead of concrete block or steel reinforced concrete but in the end they are way more of a pain in the ass to put together.

Less than a year ago, it was an abandoned eye sore, looks like great progress to me! Different eyes see different things.

Compliments to the "Cemrock" project, with "Elite's" crane in the background!

Why didn't they do this one First, and that one Fifth? ;)

Typical big scramble on jobs starting going into the winter!

Winter is coming!

Is this one dead in the water?

Who is doing the form work on that project? I didn't see a sign on that crane.

Did they stop there, or get the full crane up?

This is the best answer, thank you for enlightening me!

That does not make any sense to me, crane is being braced that close to its base and that extensive.

They likely have the ramp down into the parkade at that location where the crane is off the back lane. For this one, 1 level of parkade will provide the minimum number of spots required.

Best guess they are stacking trailers there on top of that steel frame, since there is no way they would be able to put trailers on 17th or 5th or the the lane. For sure they would have a parkade under this building.