^^Usually the massive rebar cages are hidden behind the climbing forms, but as the climbing forms haven't been assembled yet, we get to see the rebar in all its glory.
Question: it looks like the bottom half of the forms are in place. Will there be a top half of the forms, before the next concrete pour is done?
I have to be downtown tomorrow for the first time in a few months. very excited to check this one out in person.
Can you ask someone there, when the next concrete pour is?
Also, when will they start working on the garage floors?
And, of course, pictures! There's a plexiglass viewing spot on the wall shown above, maybe you can take some pictures from there, showing the lower area?
These images from Golden State Warriors show just how dramatic the new skyline will be with just this one tower and 181 Fremont. Now add a few more 800-900+ footers in there.
I love that there's no podium/wasted land. Unlike with the LA highrises, which almost always have podiums and plazas, SF seems to be much more tightly developed/urbanized. This results in a much more fine-grained and high-quality urbanism.
These images from Golden State Warriors show just how dramatic the new skyline will be with just this one tower and 181 Fremont. Now add a few more 800-900+ footers in there.
What a great spot for an arena! I wish San Diego could pull something together like this.
What a great spot for an arena! I wish San Diego could pull something together like this.
and obviously, a baseball stadium! didnt that really start the transformation of the entire area? and boy, SF really needed this tower. The City's new icon
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didnt that really start the transformation of the entire area? and boy, SF really needed this tower. The City's new icon
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