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Old Posted Nov 26, 2020, 8:25 PM
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I found these online, but I suspect these were the last design renders of when it was the 'Vista' - regardless, at least gives a good idea of interior spaces, even though finishes will change:









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St Regis sounds official. Sounds posh, sounds historical. Legacy and so on.

It also sounds expensive too. Like here ya go sir, a Blue Moon beer, for $20. That kind of gig.

But I'll say this, a much better name than Willis. Sears tower will always be Sears tower. They need to GTFO with Willis.

I'd gladly stay at the St Regis... not the Willis.
Agree with you on all of this.
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Yeah, St. Regis seems like a major upgrade to me. But I still think this tower is sort of a disaster. That view from the south...yuck.
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wow harry, great update that focuses on some of the smaller details of the building. thanks for getting out there!

yes sentinel, those renderings are from a while back. looks super cool, can't wait to see those massive.. things. what are they called. diagonal support beam things.

after sleeping on the name change i think it's actually a super lucky twist of events for us. definitely going to age better. now that the name vista is gone, its very easy to part with
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^agreed - although in my head I feel like Tribune Tower East would look like a more fitting "St. Regis Chicago" than Vista
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^agreed - although in my head I feel like Tribune Tower East would look like a more fitting "St. Regis Chicago" than Vista
Well...we still need a Shangri-la Hotel!
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I found these online, but I suspect these were the last design renders of when it was the 'Vista' - regardless, at least gives a good idea of interior spaces, even though finishes will change:




https://onemileatatime.com/st-regis-chicago/
Looks like a great place for a cocktail and to watch 400 LSD and T2E rise.
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The St. Regis in Bora Bora is super nice.

I'm OK with the name change, and I'm guessing it will probably end up being much better than whatever they eventually decide to call "875 North Michigan Avenue."
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Well...we still need a Shangri-la Hotel!
You bought back Waterview tower memories, How dare you
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Meh, I'd rather Chicago (and possible Tribune Tower East) get a unique, 'first in the US' hotel, like the Langham or Virgin Hotel (but 5 star), rather than a flag that already has a presence here. Shangri-la seems so...2008.
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Meh, I'd rather Chicago (and possible Tribune Tower East) get a unique, 'first in the US' hotel, like the Langham or Virgin Hotel (but 5 star), rather than a flag that already has a presence here. Shangri-la seems so...2008.
Isnt Langham in the IBM building?
And Virgin at Wabash and Lake?
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I'm the worst...sorry!
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Isnt Langham in the IBM building?
And Virgin at Wabash and Lake?
Yes to both.
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Looks like a great place for a cocktail and to watch 400 LSD and T2E rise.
I'll see you all there after saving up for the $20 drink

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This one really needs a spire
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You guys are laughing now but Jacksonville will soon assume its rightful place as the largest and most important city on Earth.

I heard the UN is moving its HQ there. The eiffel tower is moving there soon as well. Elon Musk even decided he didnt want to go to mars anymore after visiting.
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^ why?
i shouldve put an "i think" in front of my statement to signify that it is purely an opinion.

As for why i have this opinion... couldnt tell ya lol
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