the north side

https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4389/...911b8579_b.jpg

southeast

https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4340/...b1ff85aa_b.jpg

This looks like permanent curtain wall to me.

https://i.imgur.com/4H3v97O.png

They are already starting on the second floor of glass on the East side.

hard to get a good pic of it with the scaffolding, but fwiw:

https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4350/...c3b2eb49_b.jpg

here's a look through the lofty ground floor space

https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4416/...39298c0c_b.jpg

Sunday 09/24/2017
 

More steel has been added. View is from the construction cam.

https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4499/...ae95fbc9_b.jpgPark tower 09/24/2017

The whole leaning over toward the side thing is freaking me out. I want to reach out and straighten that column:

http://farm5.staticflickr.com/4507/3...f297cb5d_b.jpg

Ibeam Angle
 

Pedestrian - the building is angled on one side (see minesweeper's post #23), so get ready to get freaked out a few more times. This building has more angles than most any that I have seen in the city. If the building starts to tilt like the millennium tower no one realized it!

I'm certainly aware and I just don't care for the design.

The renderings or maybe the design makes it hard for me at least to imagine how it's really going to end up looking on the skyline.

The focal tree was installed in the NE corner of the SFTT, and since the first outdoor balcony is about to be installed in Park Tower, I felt this may be a good time to repost the below image. I think with the quick pace of construction the building will be topped out and have most of its curtain wall in place when the park opens next March. The core is up to fl 20.


http://news.theregistrysf.com/wp-con...2_Rooftop2.jpg

I think it looks great. Definitely one of the more interesting designs we've had recently.

https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4472/...2dde8e97_c.jpg

https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4373/...e4cc1b80_c.jpg

Photos by me, 9/30/17

https://www.wsj.com/articles/rising-...zle-1506677402

I'm with Xi.

Wow, putting up glass already?

Thanks - this provides a better sense of PT's future exterior appearance now that the glass is visible above the 201 Mish driveway protection. Looking good, although I do wonder if decades from now, people will look at the current crop of towers and question if San Francisco temporarily mandated that all buildings be built with blue or blue-green glass. I suspect it will date the buildings of the past decade, similar to the indistinguishable 70's Market Street "refrigerator" boxes.

They are forming the 21st floor of core rebar, and the top of it is the base for the 22nd floor. Park Tower being 43 floors means it is about halfway up now. The next setback is at the 32nd floor, so we have 10 more until then..the first sign will be that the core will probably shrink again. Then just 11 small floors after that and this will be topped out. I am guessing the core & steel will be topped out before the Transbay Park opens at the end of March. Anyone placing bets?

Balconies seem smaller than they looked in the renderings:

http://farm5.staticflickr.com/4505/3...3623f3b5_b.jpg
https://app.oxblue.com/open/clarkconstruction/block5

Park Tower at Transbay from last month.
http://i1128.photobucket.com/albums/...psjmcwojcg.jpg
Picture by me.

This is going so fast. They are up to floor 5 with glass, 21 with steel, and 25 with the core. The next setback is floor 28, and there are just 15 small floors and the crown after that.

It appears to be 9 floors of steel in six weeks, comparing to timbad's pic at the top of this page. Feel free to extrapolate.