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Old Posted Mar 29, 2017, 8:01 PM
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Are we going to need a second thread for this building before it's finished?
     
     
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Probably not. This is post #2222, which isn't really that many, all things considered. The building will open in 2018, and this thread began in 2012, making it five years old. With only 2222 posts in 5 years, it can certainly last another.
     
     
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Old Posted Mar 30, 2017, 12:32 PM
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This building is actually bigger then the Ritz hotel. Surprised actually.
     
     
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Old Posted Mar 30, 2017, 3:32 PM
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This building is actually bigger then the Ritz hotel. Surprised actually.
When it's finished it'll be 1.72 "1919 Market Streets".
     
     
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Does anyone know how they are going to put the cladding on the lower floors of the east side facing the Ritz? Or is it just going to be a bare concrete wall? Doesn't look like there is too much room there.
     
     
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Does anyone know how they are going to put the cladding on the lower floors of the east side facing the Ritz? Or is it just going to be a bare concrete wall? Doesn't look like there is too much room there.
I'd imagine they'll apply for a mural grant and put up something like this:

     
     
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Great seeing this one from ground level finally rising (and at a good pace now).

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I was looking at this from Dilworth Plaza and was struck by how much wider this building is than the Ritz.
     
     
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Whu, when does the crane jump happen?
     
     
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I was looking at this from Dilworth Plaza and was struck by how much wider this building is than the Ritz.
Per the renders, there's a wider, 7story-ish base - and then the thinner tower will emerge from that.
     
     
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The renderings suggest we are reaching some more complex floors for a bit..
     
     
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Definitely. The pour order has changed for this floor. Things are different. I'm waiting for the fog and haze to lift so I can grab a picture of what it looks like today.
     
     
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It goes "typical" after the next five floors, if I'm counting accurately.
     
     
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The renderings suggest we are reaching some more complex floors for a bit..
I must be missing something----what's different, what's more complex? Looks same old, same old to me.
     
     
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I must be missing something----what's different, what's more complex? Looks same old, same old to me.
Looking at the rendering (especially the window slits in the grey areas) you can see that the floor heights seem to be staggered around floors 5-7. This is why they haven't done a whole floor this time, but only pieces. The collumns in the middle section (and possibly the west end) are higher than ususal, suggesting these sections willl be poured at a higher level. Then they'll reverse, so after the next couple of floors it will all come out even as they start up the main part of the tower. At least that's my guess..

     
     
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