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Old Posted Jun 27, 2013, 9:12 PM
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Cool and they don't look out of place at all. Maybe we'll see more of those on top of tall buildings from now on.

How much power do they generate?
     
     
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Maybe, Brooklyn will end up with an 800' centerpiece with 360 degree observation deck.
     
     
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Old Posted Jul 11, 2013, 8:10 PM
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How close is this project to completion? Any updated pics?
     
     
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Old Posted Jul 18, 2013, 1:02 PM
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How close is this project to completion? Any updated pics?
I can try to get a pic today or tomorrow, but looks like the glass is all the way to the top now.
     
     
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Old Posted Jul 18, 2013, 4:26 PM
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Very good, thanks!
     
     
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^A quick glance makes that look like one huge single skyline when it's really three, great pics!

Anyone know if there has been any movement at Avalon Willoughby across the street? It looked all demo'd and ready for digging two months ago.
     
     
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Old Posted Jul 26, 2013, 2:26 AM
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Thanks for the pictures guys!

That skyline photo though
     
     
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The east river is going to look fantastic once the skyline stretches to Long Island City and north of it. Between the Jersey gold coast and this, its gonna be a nice wall along both rivers.
     
     
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Old Posted Sep 5, 2013, 2:42 AM
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Nice photos guys!

Some new (and not so new) info on the building: http://www.brooklyneagle.com/articles/do...-residential-units-13000-needing-schools

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* 388 Bridge St.: The Stahl Organization's skyscraper will usurp the Brooklyner as the borough's tallest residential building – at least until AvalonBay's project across the street at 100 Willoughby St. is constructed.

The 590-foot Bridge Street tower is topped out, and gleaming glass covered the facade of all but the bottom floors when we stopped by this week. The hum of construction machinery was evidence of contractors hard at work behind the construction fencing.
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There will be 234 rental apartments and 144 condos in the 53-story building. There will be multiple temporary certificates of occupancy for different parts of the property, with the rental portion likely finished in January, Stahl co-president Gregg Wolpert told Eye on Real Estate. He thinks a rental office for the market-rate apartments will open by the end of October. So how pricey will they be?

“I can't talk about rents; we're finalizing them right now,” he said. Nor can he speak about the condo prices because the state Attorney General's office hasn't approved the offering plan.
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There will be LED lighting to create a “crown” at the top of the building, with wind turbines providing the power to keep it glowing, Wolpert said.
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“Not to knock AvalonBay – they're very good builders,” Wolpert countered. “But [100 Willoughby] won't be built to the same standards as our building. It shouldn't be. It's a rental.”

Stahl's tower was designed to be all-condo, with higher ceilings – including 11-foot ceilings in its penthouses – an upscale gym from Park Avenue called the Manhattan Athletic Club and a “luxury lobby,” he said.
     
     
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Some skyline views...( September 8, 2013 )







































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Nice photos guys! Keep them coming



New interior renders. . .
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I can envision seeing three big clusters of buildings eventually....downtown, midtown and Brooklyn.

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Let's not forget Queens, very quietly the Citicorp building is getting some company and the LIC waterfront keeps adding shiny new buildings.
     
     
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