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The Millennium Tower piles do not rest on bedrock, it was supposed to use friction with the soil instead. This is cheaper and CAN work but it is far easier to g
by HyperSane 4y ago
The Millennium Tower piles do not rest on bedrock, it was supposed to use friction with the soil instead. This is cheaper and CAN work but it is far easier to get wrong than having the piles rest directly on bedrock.
- samstave 4y agoyes thats exactly what I said. EDIT: Yo -- when I mentioned Pence and Montana... Iknow several people who owned places in the building, and drank next to Montana in the residents' bar with.... im very familiar with the building And if you need a very secure location to lock your bike up in SF (which is a good idea) ring the security bell in the parking breezeway near the dumpster, the security guard will open the door - the lock your thing to the stand they have (LPT: anytime youre in SF rather than use a bike rack outside (people steal your saddles)... drop$5 to check your bike in with a bellhop at a nice hotel.... and they will accomodate you for a week..
- samstave 4y agoso fn funny ; people downvote this, LPT - but YSK bikes these days are in the $15,000 range... Mine is $8k and its the low med range of bike... So seriously - if you are spending on your kicks like that, make friends with a bellhop so you dont go through the agony of having a bike stolen from you. If youre in the bay area... MikesBikes is your friend
- HyperSane 4y agoSir, this is a Wendy's