Such a shame Nordstrom Tower didn't look like this.
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Wow, so many great elements in this project. Good for Brooklyn!
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March 15th can't come any sooner! ! !
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The JDS/SHoP team is the greatest thing to happen in Architecture since the Art Deco era, maybe even since the Pyramids. There just couldn't be a better scenario than preservation of this old gem, along with the Steinway building in Midtown, and incorporation of them into world-class skyscrapers. I am just floored by the effort they're making in restoration and innovation. Here's hoping for a hatrick in whatever they have next up their sleeve :cheers::cheers::cheers:
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Walker Tower renovation was JDS' first actually. although they used Cetra/Rudy instead of SHOP. Same aesthetic though.
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^Thanks for reminding me! Walker Tower is a beautiful rehab. So a hatty indeed.
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Yes, I'm really impressed with JDS's desire and ability to incorporate actual landmark structures into new towers that become new icons on the skyline. It seems that this is a specialty of theirs, and I love it. https://static.dezeen.com/uploads/20...ork_column.jpg http://www.dezeen.com/2016/02/18/sho...enue-new-york/ |
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The more renderings I see the more refined this tower is becoming. So much detailing! Incredible design by JDS/SHoP team!
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Unreal that Juniors doesn't sell. That's pretty stupid. They could probably negotiate new space in the base of a larger tower.
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Any word about the landmark vote?!
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Hopefully 9 Dekalb won't be lonely for too long. . .
http://www.crainsnewyork.com/article...e-heralds-more A spate of purchases around this Brooklyn avenue heralds more skyscrapers Developers have tall plans for DeKalb Avenue http://www.crainsnewyork.com/apps/pb...creen&maxw=770 Quote:
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Bring it on.
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My one problem with this building is that, as of now, it's not tall enough. This is a building that should define and be the pinnacle of the Brooklyn skyline for decades. At barely over 1000 feet, it could easily be surpassed within 5-10 of its completion. They have the ability (I think). They should try to add a few hundred feet so that this is the gorgeous building that everything in Brooklyn looks up to for the next few decades, not a building that is looked down on or lost amid a sea of height.
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It could be 800 ft, and that would be tall enough. If this were in Midtown or lower Manhattan, I would say it should be taller, as I feel for the Tower Verre. However, even though Brooklyn has been building new "tallest" for the last few years, I don't think there will be a parade of supertalls storming the borough. Even if another tower does top this one, there aren't many towers nearing this height in Brooklyn. Besides, there is the issue of size. It's a nicely designed, thin tower. Just stretching it out further does not guarantee the same quality of design. |
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