Leslie Dan: Moving the Flying Concrete Floor Forms @tboake3000
Leslie Dan: Moving the Flying Concrete Floor Forms  @tboake3000
Uploaded February 2013 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Construction of the Leslie Dan School of Pharmacy at the University of Toronto, designed by Foster+Partners. Although the atrium and pods were constructed of steel, the remaining floors of the tower were cast in concrete. This video shows the moving of the flying forms that are used to support the concrete work.
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Leslie Dan: Moving the Flying Concrete Floor Forms

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