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Old Posted Jun 17, 2020, 2:36 PM
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^Amazing shot! Despite a few battle scars she is indeed a beauty.
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Vista caught some good light yesterday. . .



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In what seems like eons ago but was actually only about 2 years ago..and I'm sure many of you will recall this, but for forum newcomers, the GC had a major problem with the original glazing manufacturer not having experience with this type of system, so they had to switch to another company, thus the initial delays in the installation of the curtainwall system.
Not entirely true. EFCO "saved" McHugh and the owner millions of dollars being the low bidder. But EFCO had never done anything this size before using window wall. They severely underbid the project to get into the window wall market. There were multiple performance mockups performed until EFCO could finally get the system to pass. Apogee purchased EFCO along the way and in turn, Harmon (also owned by Apogee) ended up installing the window wall.
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^ EFCO has a bold slogan: "Delivering Design Intent" ....the third or fourth time....
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Beautiful shot!
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Skip is finally coming down!

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How are sales for this building? I still see a lot of listings and it looks like prices are going lower.
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From my sunroof on Saturday - my wife was driving

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Old Posted Jun 23, 2020, 8:11 PM
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AWESOME shot!
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Old Posted Jun 23, 2020, 8:11 PM
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From my sunroof on Saturday - my wife was driving
Even from ground level your photos are amazing Nick!
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Damn those reflections are SICK!!
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Look at the curves on that lady. Take that same shot when skip is down.
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Look at the curves on that lady. Take that same shot when skip is down.
I've had police - on horses - tell me I can't walk down that ramp. So keep an eye out.
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https://www.chicagotribune.com/colum...rle-story.html

Column: Jeanne Gang-designed, soon to open Vista Tower adds to Chicago’s impressive gallery of ‘down-the-alley’ views


By BLAIR KAMIN
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JUN 23, 2020 AT 8:59 AM

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In Chicago, a certain view of buildings — long, head-on and thrillingly dramatic — is as rare as a warm day in February.
This is not Washington, D.C., where the diagonal avenues of Pierre L’Enfant frame stunning views like the one of the Capitol down Pennsylvania Avenue.

Instead, our buildings are boxed in by the street grid, hard-pressed to call attention to themselves unless they face the Chicago River, Lake Shore Drive or central Michigan Avenue — or, like Willis Tower, they break free of the grid by soaring into the sky.

Every so often, though, architects get extraordinary opportunities to liberate their buildings from the relentless regularity of the grid and fashion images that resonate in our collective mindset.
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The latest (and by far the tallest) example of this phenomenon — the soon to open 101-story, 1,191-foot-tall Vista Tower, by Chicago architect Jeanne Gang of Studio Gang…
Two sections later later: Trump tower, also an example

very Kamin
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Old Posted Jun 25, 2020, 3:33 PM
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Two sections later later: Trump tower, also an example

very Kamin
Maybe Kamin is a roof height purist (although an 8.4m difference doesn't really qualify as "by far").
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^ Sick angle
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