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Old Posted Sep 2, 2024, 11:45 AM
Lestorke80 Lestorke80 is offline
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This tower is built in an area of the skyline with equally tall and taller towers. The Twin Towers were built at a time when very few supertalls were built, and only the ESB approaching it in scale, though not even close. Even if those towers had been rebuilt, it's a different time, and a different skyline. The city no longer has a few supertalls on the skyline, it has a supertall skyline.

That speaks more to the city than it does to this building, which is amazing in its own right.



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I get what you're saying about this building not being city-defining like the Twin Towers were. The skyline has definitely evolved, and it's packed with supertalls now. I think that makes it harder for any new building to stand out the way the Twins did. But, on the flip side, it's cool to see how the skyline keeps changing and growing. 270 Park might not define the city, but it’s part of this new era of growth, and I think that’s something to appreciate too.
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