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[QUOTE=NYguy;10611339]The tallest of the 4 supertalls currently being evaluated by the FAA, at 1,414 ft...


That's AWESOME!! Next up.. 175 PARK AVE.. Bring em all on!!

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How many people would love to pick up the pieces and reassemble it in their city?
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This is almost as beautiful as Botticelli's "Birth of Venus."


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What the rationale behind replacing every other window with plywood? I've always wondered why they do that...
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Debris protection and code requirement in many jurisdictions.
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This is going to be incredible! I’m amazed at how quickly the demo netting went up.
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Hopefully the final height is 1,450. Not quite as good as the previous plans, but still amazing.
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Hopefully the final height is 1,450. Not quite as good as the previous plans, but still amazing.


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Hopefully the final height is 1,450. Not quite as good as the previous plans, but still amazing.
I believe it was 1,450+ something then lowered to 1,414, hence the ~45 foot height cut mentioned in the January 2025 doc.
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^ The height reduction was due to the removal of the pair of twin spires, wasn't it? I hated that early design.
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anything more of the base?

the partial elevation is intriguing.

i also dig the rounded corners —

and glass block glass vibes look.
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^ The height reduction was due to the removal of the pair of twin spires, wasn't it? I hated that early design.
You’re talking about an earlier version of the tower. Nothing ever came of that.
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^ The height reduction was due to the removal of the pair of twin spires, wasn't it? I hated that early design.
The roof of that version was 1,350' without the spires I believe.


Where does this stand in terms of financing btw? I know Citadel signed on for some of the space but should we really expect this to start in the next year or so?
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