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looks like i did speak too soon :(
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As long as the heights don't drop any further, I'm satisfied.
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The also refer to the tallest tower as "1300" when it's actually 1337, so maybe they're wrong about the 950 figure... who knows.
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http://www.hudsonyardsnewyork.com/
http://www.hudsonyardsnewyork.com/Co...mir-122012.jpg http://www.hudsonyardsnewyork.com/Co...-dv-113012.jpg http://www.hudsonyardsnewyork.com/work-place/e-tower Within this incredible mixed-use tower, designed by famed New York City architect David Childs of SOM, a unique collection of uses and amenities accommodates every need an employee would want. Quote:
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^ A little Miami-ish, but I like it. Just a few years ago, this one tower alone would have us salivating. It's almost too much to take in at once.
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As a member, I hope I get access to that Equinox and it doesn't end up being like e at the Time Warner Center. This building is stunning.
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I actually liked the previous taller version with no setbacks better.
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:previous: I did too. But I can't complain.
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I third that actually. Looks a bit fat from some angles, but to be honest, I'm really splitting hairs.
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Kinda forgot about the Hudson project till seeing it on the news today. Looks good. I can see the hi line in the one pic. Still haven't had the chance to check that out.
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Slightly off-topic, but I scoffed looking at the picture of the two walkers on the high line going into the Hudson Yards project. The high line is jam packed as it is every day. Especially during the summer months, parts of phase 2 consist of vegetation bottlenecks that limit a good flow of movement. It doesn't help when the lawn that was supposed to allow people to relax have all been closed off half the year, creating even more bottlenecks.
I foresee that adding thousands of new employees and residents from the Hudson Yards project will cause havoc on the high line, not to mention the upcoming Whitney Museum and other new projects on the high line. I think certain parts of phase 1 and phase 2 will have to be reworked in order to add pedestrian walking space. Anyway, this project looks amazing and I cannot wait to visit that obs deck. |
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BTW, Childs did turn this tower around the way he said he might....
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:previous: I noticed that too
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