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ThyssenKrupp Agile Elevators at Maritime Centre
zhlédnutí 500Před rokem
ThyssenKrupp Agile Elevators at Maritime Centre
ThyssenKrupp Modernized Traction Elevator at Sir James Dunn Building.
zhlédnutí 2,2KPřed 4 lety
Just a retake of the former Turnbull elevator at the Sir James Dunn Physics building at Dalhousie University. It has a new cab interior now.
Brand New ThyssenKrupp MRL Traction Elevators at Nicholson Tower
zhlédnutí 2KPřed 4 lety
This building has undergone major renovations with the addition of new elevators. These ones run very well.
ThyssenKrupp Modernized Traction Elevator at Bloomfield Center.
zhlédnutí 1,7KPřed 4 lety
Nicely modernized elevator at Bloomfield Center at StFX University. Nice, shiny metallic cab interior and it runs very smoothly. An excellent job done by ThyssenKrupp.
Vintage Otis Traction Elevator at Armdale Professional Center.
zhlédnutí 807Před 4 lety
One of the few remaining original Otis black button elevators at the Armdale Professional building in west end Halifax. Although it says 4 floor, it's only 3.
Dover Elevators at 1809 Barrington (CIBC Building)
zhlédnutí 955Před 4 lety
The elevators have been upgraded with bright new MAD lobby fixtures. Oddly enough the interior was left alone. The equipment is still original Traflomatic controllers from 1977.
CKG (Global Tardiff) Modernized Traction Elevator at 1668 Barrington
zhlédnutí 1,1KPřed 4 lety
Very interesting elevator. I like the artwork in the shaft as can be seen while riding.
ThyssenKrupp Modernized Triplex Elevators at 1660 Hollis Street
zhlédnutí 714Před 4 lety
The main set of elevators at 1660 Hollis Street modded by ThyssenKrupp
ThyssenKrupp Modernized Duplex Elevators at 1660 Hollis Street
zhlédnutí 715Před 4 lety
Nicely modernized elevators at 1660 Hollis Street in downtown Halifax.
Modernized Elevators at 5991 Spring Garden Road
zhlédnutí 929Před 4 lety
Brightly modernized elevators at the Halifax Professional building on Spring Garden Road. I think they might be ThyssenKrupp because of the car lanterns but they could also be CKG. I'm not really sure.
ThyssenKrupp ISIS (now TAC32T) MRL Traction Elevators at Rowe Management Building
zhlédnutí 1,6KPřed 6 lety
These ISIS elevators have had their controllers upgraded. I think we all know why.
Otis Traction Elevators at Dalhousie Student Union Building
zhlédnutí 1,3KPřed 6 lety
Refurbished Otis traction elevators at the Student Union building at Dalhousie University. The upstairs controllers are still original from the 1960s.
ThyssenKrupp Synergy Elevator at LeMarchant Place Atrium
zhlédnutí 1,5KPřed 6 lety
ThyssenKrupp Synergy Elevator at LeMarchant Place Atrium
CKG Traction Elevators at Nova Center South Tower
zhlédnutí 707Před 6 lety
CKG Traction Elevators at Nova Center South Tower
1980s Series 1 Otis Hydraulic Elevator at University of Toronto
zhlédnutí 1,1KPřed 6 lety
1980s Series 1 Otis Hydraulic Elevator at University of Toronto
Beautiful Historic Otis Fensom Elevator 266 King West
zhlédnutí 624Před 6 lety
Beautiful Historic Otis Fensom Elevator 266 King West
Modded Hydraulic Elevator at UofT Anthropology Department
zhlédnutí 868Před 6 lety
Modded Hydraulic Elevator at UofT Anthropology Department
Glass Elevators at Princess Margaret Hospital
zhlédnutí 1,2KPřed 6 lety
Glass Elevators at Princess Margaret Hospital
Beautiful Old Turnbull Elevator at Banting Institute
zhlédnutí 702Před 6 lety
Beautiful Old Turnbull Elevator at Banting Institute
ThyssenKrupp (Formerly Turnbull) Traction Elevator at Sir James Dunn Building
zhlédnutí 770Před 6 lety
ThyssenKrupp (Formerly Turnbull) Traction Elevator at Sir James Dunn Building
Original Otis Lexan Traction Elevators at Dalhousie Life Sciences Centre
zhlédnutí 319Před 6 lety
Original Otis Lexan Traction Elevators at Dalhousie Life Sciences Centre
Dover Cimarron Hydraulic Elevator at 1046 Barrington St
zhlédnutí 688Před 6 lety
Dover Cimarron Hydraulic Elevator at 1046 Barrington St
Brand New Otis/GAL MRL Scenic Elevator at Discovery Center Halifax
zhlédnutí 1,9KPřed 7 lety
Brand New Otis/GAL MRL Scenic Elevator at Discovery Center Halifax
Northern Bottom-drive Traction Elevators at Bond Building
zhlédnutí 639Před 7 lety
Northern Bottom-drive Traction Elevators at Bond Building
Otis Scenic Traction Elevators at 1800 Argyle Street
zhlédnutí 727Před 7 lety
Otis Scenic Traction Elevators at 1800 Argyle Street
ThyssenKrupp Modernized Traction Elevators at Founders Square
zhlédnutí 1,2KPřed 7 lety
ThyssenKrupp Modernized Traction Elevators at Founders Square
What science hall is this filmed at?
StFX University.
Where can you find this one? I’m at Bayers Road Centre right now and can’t find it.
It's at the entrance beside Lawtons.
Yes! I ended up finding it at the entrance between Lawtons and Fabricville. I filmed it and mentioned you in the video and various other ones I just uploaded. czcams.com/video/fxY-HaKukrg/video.htmlsi=0DjNntCSxs3KOzzx
I’ve decided that one day, I’ll face these sketch bags and film them! Lol. 😆😂
@@myotismon767Yes! I was at Halifax Shopping Centre with my girlfriend over a week ago and we saw that there’s a new elevator. It’s in the former Sears building where Simons, Winners Relocation, PetSmart, Dollarama Relocation, a restaurant space, and one other secondary space are just opening. PetSmart opened last month, Winners Relocation opened yesterday, Simons opens on March 21, and the Dollarama Relocation will follow. I’m guessing these elevators are now modded by CKG? That’s great news! These were vintage 1983 death traps! Opened as Simpsons Relocation in August 1983, and was converted to Hudson’s Bay in August 1986 (along with with other 2 Nova Scotia locations).
Yes! The new CKG elevator in the old old Sears building, which is now Simons, Winners, PetSmart, Dollarama, and a restaurant and secondary store space to follow. I’ll be checking it out next time I’m there! I know these elevators at the Chebucto Road entrance. How do you access the other set newer elevators?
@@myotismon767Referring to the new ones that are employees only?
@@artselevatorsgamingbeyond6644 No the old Montgomery deathtraps are now employees only. The new CKG elevators are both for public parking and serve the office tower.
@@myotismon767What do they look like now that they are modded? I was there other day and filmed the new CKGs. I went to see what was up with these ones since you had already mentioned that they were modded by CKG. I went up to the entrance and it’s still locked due to COVID restrictions. I did however take a peak through the glass and saw the new buttons and indicators. They’re pretty nice.
Sometime last year, me and my family went to this mall and I saw that there was green and orange tape all over the door of the elevator and the call button. I think maybe it got floodwater in the shaft due to flooding in the mall and most of Bedford in July. Sadly, I think this classical elevator is being modernized.
I find it amazing that you're one of the FEW REMAINING PEOPLE to use a 480p camera today!
I know it's pretty outdated. I thought about getting a new one but I've pretty much run out of places to film at this point anyway. Never know though.
Whereabouts do you access these elevators from? I plan on one day filming these and the old Montgomerys.
The red digital display was also used at the Westin Ottawa Hotel until it was modernized by Otis!
Dover acquired Turnbull Elevators in the 1960s!
I really dig these newly modernized elevators! I had no idea that they were being modernized. I hope to film them someday.
These turned out really nice.
Nice elevators!
I've been to the Park Lane Mall in Halifax a few times (most recently in the early 1990s), but never in those elevators!
I was in this elevator only once...40 years ago!
They're definitely some of the nicest elevators in Halifax.
Looks very similar to Otis Compass elevators!
I've never been in this building before, but these elevators are a slowly dying breed because of modernizations. But it is nice to see that these older Otis elevators are being preserved.
These might have a chance of sticking around because I feel like many Halifax landlords don't spend a lot of money on elevator modernization overall.
I remember seeing these elevators getting modernized when I went from the Marriott harbour front over to casino Nova Scotia a few times. I didn't know that Otis was using the new Compass Plus system, I thought I was just gonna be the original compass system.
These turned out very nice. And I think with the new system the original Compass will probably just be phased out. That seems to be the way with most of the newly introduced equipment these days.
Is this the office building connected to right side of the former mall where Zellers was? Or the standalone office building in the parking lot?
Oh right, I forgot about that building. Lol.
I bet these are modded now...
They are. TK modded them a few years back. I'm not sure if the parking elevator is still original or not.
Are these still original?
I never realized that there were actually 2 elevators in Tower 1. This one served both mall levels and the 3 office levels, but the other one only served the 3 office levels. The 3 office levels have been completely torn out and converted into 2 larger levels and dived into two 2-level stores; H&M and Zara. They both have KONE MRL traction elevators.
They're also renovating the old Sears space into part of the shopping center so it will be interesting to see what goes in there.
@@myotismon767 Yes, I know! I’m pumped for it! The top floor will become Simons, the middle floor will be a relocation of Winners from across the street (it will be much larger) a Baton Rouge Restaurant, then the bottom floor will be PetSmart and potentially Toys R Us/Babies R Us. Also heard that Dollarama wants to move into the mall from across the street as well. They will also have an 8th entrance with a 3-level glass atrium serving all 3 levels. HomeSense and Marshalls have also been interested in opening at the mall!
@@myotismon767 They are actually!
@@artselevatorsgamingbeyond6644 Awesome. I'm very excited.
Did you have to get permission to access these elevators?
Not at the time. I'm not sure what offices are in there now but I'm sure it's still open during business hours.
Did they ever end up replacing/modernizing this elevator?
Yes they did actually. They replaced it and oddly enough it's a hydraulic elevator in there now.
@@myotismon767Well, that’s good! It was so old, dark, loud sketchy fan, and had a weird sounding motor! However, the doors are fast and smooth. Lol. Do you know what brand replaces it?
@@artselevatorsgamingbeyond6644 I think CKG did that one.
@@myotismon767 Right on. It actually says the Marble Building is now permanently closed, oddly enough.
@@artselevatorsgamingbeyond6644 It wouldn't surprise me. I don't think it was doing very well.
Very nice old vintage Otis black buttons elevator 👍
Did this Parking Garage open in 2009 or 2010?
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Definitely one of the most beautiful set of elevators ever installed in Canada! I love the cab design and the panel design.
They are exquisite. But unfortunately I don't think they're going to be around much longer. These elevators are getting modernized and I think I read that includes new facelifts to the cabs which is probably the same generic look most modern elevators have nowadays. I'm hoping they'll be more creative but you never know.
@@myotismon767 just cross our vinegars that they make it look good after being modernized
@@JordanLoweElevaToursCanada Someone just did a video of one with a new cab interior. You should check it out and see what you think.
@@myotismon767 I will have to take a look, I wonder who filmed
There is Hourly Parking on Levels 1 & 2.
This Parking Garage has no section I Parking.
Why is your CZcams Channel Name East Coast Elevators?
It's where I'm from.
Is this in Antigonish?
Nelson Street in the Vancouver West End.
@@wandacapstick5476 It's true it doesn't. Bethany Centre used to have one but that building got torn down.
Pictou County doesn’t have Center opening Elevator Doors either.
Why is this Tower open 24 Hours?
I don't think it is. It's usually locked on weekends and evenings.
Where is this Millennium Centre?
It's the Keating Centre at StFX University. They changed the name to just Charles V. Keating Centre.
Where was this filmed?
This is the tallest building in Antigonish.
Where does 1R lead to?
These are now being modernized into Otis Compass 360 sadly. I wasn't able to get a video cause I was kicked out right before I got on the elevators, but when I was here, all of the Cars had letter lanterns and there was a Compass Panel in the lobby that wasn't working yet. The working elevators appeared to still be original but they won't be much longer
I kind of figured it would happen. It seems like a lot of Elevonic 401 equipment is on it's way out. I hope they keep the original cabs at least. The interior is so charming. Sorry to hear you got kicked out.
There's still plenty of 401s in Montreal thankfully. It sucks though that these particular ones are going though because of how charming and gorgeous the cabs are
@@FloridianElevators Agreed.
Judging by the indicator, this are likely former Otis. I wonder if these have since been modded again.
I think you're right. I'd love to get up to Montreal and see some of these places again. It'll be interesting to see what changes occurred.
Sadly, these elevators are being modernized into Otis Compass 360, and when I was here 2 months ago, only 3 original elevators were still working (1 in 3 out of 4 banks of elevators)
I know it's too bad. Many of these new elevator modernizations are a seen one seen them all kind of thing. But I wonder if the ones at 1000 De la Gauchetiere are still original Kone elevators. It's been a while since I've seen inside that place.
I didn't go in there during my most recent visit to MTL, but I'd suspect they probably are. Regardless though, those aren't nearly as cool as these are as they just have Dewhurst fixtures as opposed to the M Series fixtures these have
@@FloridianElevators Agreed.
These Elevators have single digit Base 8 numbers.
These Elevators have the 1 Digit Base 9 Numbers.
This video was posted on Christmas Day.
This was in Halifax, Nova Scotia, right?
Do not leave your car unattended.
It's a traction elevator
They also have 2 old freight elevators here. One is a Turnbull (on the east side of the building) though I'm not sure what the other one is (in the middle of the place not too far from this elevator). I visited here today and wasn't able to tell since the middle freight elevator wasn't on the ground floor and I didn't want to touch it because there were cameras and a lot of people around. I was looking at photos of another freight elevator (300 Campbell Avenue) and it seems to have the same fixtures (never seen them before except for these two places) and looks quite accessible, so perhaps I'll have to visit there. While I'm at it, I'll see if the gated Otis a few blocks west is still around.
That's awesome. I wish I found those when I was down there. I'll have to keep an eye out if I ever make it down again. Are many buildings in Toronto accessible at all due to Covid 19?
@@myotismon767 one is actually right near this one. I think it's the smaller of the two. The Turnbull seems like it might be bigger. However, the one near this elevator is shown in a video - where it was dressed up for Nuit Blanche. Quite a few buildings remain accessible. Also worth mentioning there is a bar/club/restaurant nearby where part of the experience is going up to the 5th floor in an old freight elevator. Not sure what make it is because I haven't had a chance to go to it but maybe one day.
@@LiamWalsheliamskitchen I'd love to visit Toronto again at some point. One of the ones I've always liked were the glass elevators at 483 Bay Street. However I read that building is slated for redevelopment so there could be significant changes there. University of Toronto also used to have some beautiful old fashioned elevators but sadly many got ripped out and replaced with new ones. I like this building too. It has a lot of character.
@@myotismon767 those Dover elevators at 483 Bay were better when they were original. Fast starts and stops. Not as great now. I often have to go to the courthouse next door and there's the remnants of an old Turnbull elevator in the east stairwell near Courtroom 112. Note that there is no photography allowed in there but it's worth a visit. And the Turnbulls at the Banting Institute still remain to the best of my knowledge. As for The Well, I have heard of it. Will be interesting to see what goes in there.
@@LiamWalsheliamskitchen I agree with you about the ones at 483 Bay. They had one done the last time I was down there and it was actually quite noisy. The old Dovers were great. Very efficient. I'm not even sure who modded those I think it was either Schindler or Thyssenkrupp but I'm not 100% on that. I remember the one at the courthouse. It was decommissioned when I was there about 11 years ago. Kind of a shame because I would have liked to ride in it.
The O looks kinda short...
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This Motor in the elevator machine room reminds me of hearing it outside from a person's backyard and I hear a motor from the A/C with the fan that spins inside it
1:57 I learned what this song is and now it’s one of my top favourites!
Funny I hadn't really noticed the music until now.
@@myotismon767 Lol
What does the “S” stand for?
I'm guessing Sub or Shopping Centre but I'm not really sure.