So much less powerful of a presence than the first design. At least we get something but from those last pictures doesnt look nearly tall enough
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Damn, I looked at the title and thought 1000 meters at first. Got me all excited for nothing.
Its a nice design. Good height for the area. |
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I don't think the pics do the skyline any justice with it looking so stumpy!
If there was only a way to elongate them, hmmmmmm |
That will look huge in this location considering how big Essex looks. Hope it goes!
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The title says "1000M" then "832 ft".
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Much better, kudos to you sir!
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Yeah, that looks pretty good. It was an angled picture of what I think was a curved projection ... of an already-distorted image. So yeah, we were starting with the fourth Michael Keaton from Multiplicity from the get-go.
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This now looks like an average condo tower in Miami. Its been so watered down from the original design that I wish they could just start over. I never say this but on this one I hope it doesnt make it and we get something better next cycle. Michigan Avenue is just to important.
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Seeing a lot of advertising of 1000M I wonder if it is selling ?
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Apparently its selling pretty well. Here is a somewhat recent-ish article about it:
https://chicago.curbed.com/2018/4/9/...ruction-update |
I walked be the sales center recently and was disappointed to see that it was closed and open by appointment only. :/
In other news, kinda cool to see the original design (sort of) live-on in Miami: http://forum.skyscraperpage.com/show...=217447&page=2 |
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I messaged them and they were real cagey about it so sales probably not so great
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I would love for this building to get built. The south part of the skyline needs a thick bulky skyscraper! Essex and NEMA are thin.
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