Trackter and papers and something something
- WaterBoy

THEY TOOK ARE JOBS!!!!!

They're supposed to build most of it in wood too. Encourages the Québec economy, it's usually cheaper, and I believe it's more durable and easier to repair than concrete. It's the new trend nowadays to build all in wood, and unlike what Concrete people will tell you, it's not that much more dangerous for Fires.
- Jean_Perron

The termites agree.

They're supposed to build most of it in wood too. Encourages the Québec economy, it's usually cheaper, and I believe it's more durable and easier to repair than concrete. It's the new trend nowadays to build all in wood, and unlike what Concrete people will tell you, it's not that much more dangerous for Fires.
- Jean_Perron

the matchstick people told me their stuff wasn't any more flammable either

Wow, love what you have done with the place..
- bixll

So that's what they did with l'ovni at La ronde

me and my budies can make one of those in a week or so we each get a trackter
but they took or papers away so
anyways that place looks like poop no wonder the habs play there
- GodIsaCatholic

I can't even...

The termites agree.
- bixll

Do they chew through the anti-bacterias product they put on the wood nowadays?

They're supposed to build most of it in wood too. Encourages the Québec economy, it's usually cheaper, and I believe it's more durable and easier to repair than concrete. It's the new trend nowadays to build all in wood, and unlike what Concrete people will tell you, it's not that much more dangerous for Fires.
- Jean_Perron

(frank)ing concrete people are insufferable aren't they?

Do they chew through the anti-bacterias product they put on the wood nowadays?
- Jean_Perron

Who knows.. I am sure it will be very nice.

THEY TOOK ARE JOBS!!!!!
- GodIsaCatholic

Our you HoK ?

the matchstick people told me their stuff wasn't any more flammable either
- -davies-

I'm no civil engineer, but a friend of mine is and that's what he told me. Concrete melts and can burn, it's not much safer than wood. And it's a lot more trouble to replace. If a plank is broken or rotten, you take it out and replace it. If there's a crack too dangerous on Concrete, you have to destroy the wall and build a new one. Wood is cheaper in almost every possible way, and it's not necessarily less durable nor more dangerous for Fires if you're careful enough.

/brokenrecord

I'm no civil engineer, but a friend of mine is and that's what he told me. Concrete melts and can burn, it's not much safer than wood. And it's a lot more trouble to replace. If a plank is broken or rotten, you take it out and replace it. If there's a crack too dangerous on Concrete, you have to destroy the wall and build a new one. Wood is cheaper in almost every possible way, and it's not necessarily less durable nor more dangerous for Fires if you're careful enough.

/brokenrecord
- Jean_Perron

Let's ask Fred.

(frank)ing concrete people are insufferable aren't they?
- Fountain-San

They do what's best for them and their industry, can't blame 'em to defend their product. But from what I understand it's not considered to be the best product anymore for such buildings. I don't know about skyscrapers though, I have my doubts for wooden ones.

Friend of mine works for his father and his uncle who have a company that do the footings for big buildings and basements for houses/appartment buildings. His love for concrete can be too much. He sees concrete EVERYWHERE

'I could put a slab here for my fire place'

'Oh yeah and here we could have a gazebo on a concrete slab'

Let's ask Fred.
- WaterBoy

Bon point Jacques

I'm no civil engineer, but a friend of mine is and that's what he told me. Concrete melts and can burn, it's not much safer than wood. And it's a lot more trouble to replace. If a plank is broken or rotten, you take it out and replace it. If there's a crack too dangerous on Concrete, you have to destroy the wall and build a new one. Wood is cheaper in almost every possible way, and it's not necessarily less durable nor more dangerous for Fires if you're careful enough.

/brokenrecord
- Jean_Perron

Concrete does not melt, it loses mass when it's exposed to heat that will have burned any wooden structure..

A crack in concrete can be replaced with époxy injection or carbon fiber pannels.

Wood is more dangerous or fires and will cause the fire to spread quicker. You'll need more sprinklers and more emergy exits in your building.

It's cheaper , versatile and pretty durable. Requires more maitenance.

Let's ask Fred.
- WaterBoy

THEY TOOK ARE JOBS!!!!!
- GodIsaCatholic

Concrete does not melt, it loses mass when it's exposed to heat that will have burned any wooden structure..

A crack in concrete can be replaced with époxy injection or carbon fiber pannels.

Wood is more dangerous or fires and will cause the fire to spread quicker. You'll need more sprinklers and more emergy exits in your building.

It's cheaper , versatile and pretty durable. Requires more maitenance.
- Fredobface

looks like we have a concrete person

looks like we have a concrete person
- Fountain-San

Nah, I prefer steel structures.

Nah, I prefer steel structures.
- Fredobface

Nah, I prefer steel structures.
- Fredobface

I'm no expert, but looks like they are using a lot of steel to me.

http://canadiens.nhl.com/club/news.htm?id=729382

I'm no expert, but looks like they are using a lot of steel to me.


- l3ig_l2ecl

Perfect building for Mixmania, Star Académie, Marie-Mai and CEline Dion to perform as it'll always be empty.

Perfect building for Mixmania, Star Académie, Marie-Mai and CEline Dion to perform as it'll always be empty.
- Pecafan Fan

http://canadiens.nhl.com/club/news.htm?id=729382
- stinger67

DT will be happy

Does this place have a name yet?