^^I don't want to argue this since I was just speculating (or, if you prefer, putting forth a geuine belief) and we'll know for sure quite soon, but I can't resist pointing out that in the same paragraph of that link there this:
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. . . Park Tower at Transbay was designed to balance practical considerations such as efficiency with state-of-the-art building systems and iconic architecture. Powell notes it’s that harmony that distinguishes it from every other office building in San Francisco.
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PLEASE. Egregious breast beating that, for me, makes the whole thing a big chuckle.
I've said it before but I'll say it again: Personally, I don't care for the one side cantilevering over it's lower setback portion. I'd prefer the design if it were verticle. And "harmony" is NOT what it says to me (showing off maybe).