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Pathetic? Just smaller and less urban. i feel you though. It angered me that Atlanta had a taller tower than LA until recently. |
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i cant wait for this to be done!!
the skyline will be drastically improved :yes::yes: |
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Correct, floor 49 is the final full-core floor. The base of the shorter core is at floor 50. I enlarged the semi live cam and measured from the top of the rebar, from floor 50, and I get roughly 7 floors. So, I believe I'm incorrect. I believe the top of the rebar is at floor 57. So, top of the rebar is (57-1)*15=840 feet. And I measured to the top of the forms (where concrete will be pumped up to (and where the blue ends)) and that is 5 floors above 50, so the top of the forms should be at floor 55. Hope this helps. Correct me if I'm wrong. |
I also thought we had one more floor to go, but Curbed confirms that SF Tower surpassed TransAmerica sometime either yesterday or today (complete with misspelled url and all):
Salesforce Tower now taller than Transamerica Pyramid Here is a picture to celebrate: https://c8.staticflickr.com/9/8395/2...24f9fd57_k.jpg salesforce tower construction progress at 9.28.16 by pbo31, on Flickr |
This is getting exciting! :D Next on the list, surpass the tallest tower in Charlotte (871), Dallas (921), Cleveland (947), Seattle (967), Houston (1,002), and Atlanta (1,023). Then San Francisco will have the tallest building in the U.S. outside of New York City, Chicago, Philadelphia, and Los Angeles.
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not to be too much of a spoilsport.....
i wrote to the saleforce tower page on facebook about the height.
this was their reply: "Salesforce Tower We will pass the Pyramid mid October." in addition, i put this graphic together regarding SF,Philly and L.A. some time ago. They are all fine towers and people can draw their own conclusion(s). https://02de304.netsolhost.com/helga/COMPARISIONS.jpg source images from this website. |
Great graphic. Salesforce is clearly the tallest.
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That said, I just love these huge towers being built out west!! :tup: |
I'm excited about 50 1st Street. It has a pretty futuristic, almost space-age design to it. Does anyone know if and when it will be started?
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