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Old Posted Dec 5, 2010, 6:13 PM
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^Starting to make its presence felt in the skyline!
     
     
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Old Posted Dec 5, 2010, 7:36 PM
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So how tall is it now? Like 450 ft?
     
     
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Old Posted Dec 5, 2010, 8:04 PM
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So how tall is it now? Like 450 ft?
more like 600ft. the thing is, those towers in lower manhattan are all in the 700ft+ range, so one would assume they are not that tall.

EDIT: that's what i'm talking about:

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main towers hidden:
- woolworth building, 241m
- marine midland building, 210m


future towers to rise:
- 99 church street, 278m (on hold)
- 50 west street, 217m (on hold)
- 56 leonard street, 253m (on hold)
- 1WTC, 541m
- 2WTC, 411m
- 3WTC, 378m
- 4WTC, 297m

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Old Posted Dec 5, 2010, 8:42 PM
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Floor 51 is 600'
     
     
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Old Posted Dec 5, 2010, 9:02 PM
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Tall columns?

In this shot it looks like there are two columns which extend beyond the usual two floors. Comments?

See http://www.flickr.com/photos/ryanbudhu/5229985859/sizes/l/in/photostream/
     
     
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hunser, post #11381, that's the best overview I've ever seen of Manhattan! Thanks for posting it, Dude!
     
     
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I went and looked it up on the prints, there is an MEP shaft in that corner of the core that stops at the 49th floor. So, it is due to a reconfiguration of the core walls. We should see alot of that especially above the 68th floor.

The corner node starts about 6 feet above the 51st floor and ends 6 feet shy of the 59th floor. It's rather small and boring compaired to the 20th floor corner nodes.
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Old Posted Dec 6, 2010, 2:08 AM
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Hey there everybody, I was wondering if anybody can show me the progress and height of Tower 1v2 compared to the Rendering Pic shown above next to the Heading of this thread. That would be really helpful, Thank You.
     
     
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Old Posted Dec 6, 2010, 8:27 AM
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Awesome pic! I wished someone could digitaly put in a model of the completed freedom tower/wtc 1 from this angle. Also, what is the tall, modern looking building on the far right? The one that's looks like it's right off to the right of the emprie state building. (it's black in color)
     
     
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The tall building to the far right of ESB is Trump World Tower. It was completed in 2001. It's 861' 262m
     
     
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Old Posted Dec 6, 2010, 1:35 PM
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Exciting to see 1WTC rise and the rebirth of the site.
     
     
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The tall building to the far right of ESB is Trump World Tower. It was completed in 2001. It's 861' 262m
Yeah, it is a beast when you are over by the UN because it is all on it's lonesome over there.
     
     
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Work also seems to be progressing rapidly on BMCC's Fiterman Hall.
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Hunser's aerial shot is an excellent contextual photograph.
     
     
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Old Posted Dec 7, 2010, 3:09 PM
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I can see they've started a second floor of windows...


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^ And they look to be solid windows, not every other pane. Now the fun starts.
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So now they'll start adding the every-others onb the lower floor?
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From today's Real Estate section in the NY Post...

Reach For The Sky
One World Trade Center reaches new heights


By Lois Weiss
December 7, 2010

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This month, the soon-to-be skyscraping One World Trade Center will reach the 50-story mark, at approximately 500 feet tall. When completed in 2013, it will top off at approximately 1,776 feet, becoming the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere.

The recent decision by Conde West Nast to target a move to approximately 1-million-square-feet of the 3.1 million-square-foot building was very uplifting for the city and owntown denizens.

...According to Tara Stacom, Vice Chairman of Cushman & Wakefield, who is the lead marketing and leasing agen on the building, the expectatin is that Conde Nast will take some floors between the 20th and the 64th floor sky lobby which have an asking rent of $75 a foot.

Statcom said the building will hae a "podium lobby" at the ground floor with the first office floors starting at the 20th floor. The 64th floor will have a magnificent double height sky lobby that rises above the top of the nearby Seven World Trade Center.


"The 29th floor has huge views of the Midtown skyline," said Stacom. "You don't need to be that hight."

More offices will take up the tower from the 65th through the 90th floor but no asking rent has been made public.

"The floors on top have much higher ceiling heights and the theory was to wait to rent them until the market recovers," said Stacom.

Because the building will be Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certified, the air intakes are close to the top with mechanical floors taking up the 91st to 99th floors. The obsrevatory will be on the 100th floor with public restaurants on the 101st and 102nd floors.

The building's very first tenant, Bejing Vantone, will have a total of 190,000-square-feet starting on part of the 64th floor from which they will have a stairwell to the 65th floor. The Chinese company will also have floors 66 through 69. They will also host a club that will be open to others, Starcom said.

"Everyboy who is in the marketlace is very interested in the site and very interested in the discussions," she said of Conde Nast and other tenants seeking space.

The building was designed to be the most environmentall sustainable project of its size in the world and is targeting a LEED gold rating.

Of course, it will also be technologically advanced, which is a selling point in a city where the majority of the newest buildings were constructed in the 1980s and are now 20 to 30 years old.

"A lot of leases roll in 2013 and 2014 and we have tours lined up ever week [for prospective tenants]," Stacom said. "People come to the site and two and a half hours later you are still sitting on the site. The forget the site is 16 acres and there is a lot to see. And then to get through the building it takes time."

One World Trade Center will have three office entrances on the north, south and east of the bilding. The west side is reserved for the public entrance leading to over 400,000-square-feet of underground retail, numerous restaurants and the building's own observatory.

While Stacom said the area now "feels futuristic", eventually the four towers will be filled with office workers, 400 oak trees will provide shade, benches will be installed and two mammoth waterfalls will lend soothing sounds of cascading water to the background.

"It will be a destination place for those working here as well as obviusly a place for the memorial [to Sept. 11th]," Stacom said.

I just typed that article, so you punks better appreciate it...
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