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"Then each time Fleetwood would be not so much overcome by remorse as bedazzled at having been shown the secret backlands of wealth, and how sooner or later it depended on some act of murder, seldom limited to once."
Plus, being that everyone is stupid, they can't find any good employees that know anything about signage. You really need a knowledgeable signage person to know how to buy the right signage.
I disagree completely. I think the height is just right to preserve the sightlines of 15 Park Row from the ground. Any taller and it's likely the cupola would have been completely obscured. 25 Park Row made the same gesture by preserving the northern sightline, albeit it due to setback requirements.
I disagree completely. I think the height is just right to preserve the sightlines of 15 Park Row from the ground. Any taller and it's likely the cupola would have been completely obscured. 25 Park Row made the same gesture by preserving the northern sightline, albeit it due to setback requirements.
I concur. I like how this and the Rogers building are bookends to this block.
Colorized 1937 photo showing the buildings that used to sit at the corner. This building will definitely be the best thing that's ever occupied the site:
I disagree completely. I think the height is just right to preserve the sightlines of 15 Park Row from the ground. Any taller and it's likely the cupola would have been completely obscured. 25 Park Row made the same gesture by preserving the northern sightline, albeit it due to setback requirements.
But but but every building in the city has to be a supertall!! A city of nothing but generic glass super tall buildings. The only view anyone should have is into the apartment directly parallel to theirs in the next building which happens to look exactly like the building you live in. The dream is to turn the city into one giant glass super tall rectangle.
What Park Row looked like in 1982, with J&R Music World where 25 Park Row currently rises. Crazy that this remained this dumpy looking for another 30+ years. That said, still sad that technology and shopping habits killed off J&R:
^ I think the end product will be a hybrid of the two released renderings. The structure as built has floor plates that line up with the previous rendering (and with architectural elements of the Park Row Bldg) but with window arrangement that appear more like the the rendering on the fence.
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