But about six months after the tower’s 279 apartments opened, most are already occupied.
Related Midwest Sales, the firm’s in-house brokerage, has already closed on more than $62 million in condo transactions since sales began in February with new units closing almost weekly, property records show.
WOW. So true. that is such a cool new angle I've never seen before. I wish there was a high res pic. I want this as my desktop background.
You can always find my shots on my Flickr photo stream, until they get the site fully up you will be able to easily find them by clicking on the meta-link of the title, and choosing which size to save
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The man who trades freedom for security does not deserve nor will he ever receive either. B Franklin.
You can always find my shots on my Flickr photo stream, until they get the site fully up you will be able to easily find them by clicking on the meta-link of the title, and choosing which size to save
The color palette, lighting, the uncommon angle view, the subject... everything about this photo is great.
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1. 9 DeKalb Ave - Brooklyn, NYC - SHoP Architects - Photo
2. American Radiator Building - New York City - Hood, Godley, and Fouilhoux - Photo
3. One Chicago Square - Chicago - HPA and Goettsch Partners - Photo
4. Chicago Board of Trade - Chicago - Holabird & Root - Photo
5. Cathedral of Learning - Pittsburgh - Charles Klauder - Photo
In the best way possible, there is something extremely "New York" about that image. I love it, so unique, and absolutely a never before seen angle of our current skyline
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In the best way possible, there is something extremely "New York" about that image. I love it, so unique, and absolutely a never before seen angle of our current skyline
I thought the same thing. To me it's giving off strong Battery Park vibes.
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1. 9 DeKalb Ave - Brooklyn, NYC - SHoP Architects - Photo
2. American Radiator Building - New York City - Hood, Godley, and Fouilhoux - Photo
3. One Chicago Square - Chicago - HPA and Goettsch Partners - Photo
4. Chicago Board of Trade - Chicago - Holabird & Root - Photo
5. Cathedral of Learning - Pittsburgh - Charles Klauder - Photo
The thing that makes these Chicago pics better and better over the years is the obvious fact that scores of new skyscrapers keep going up.
Had you taken this exact same pic in 2003, for example, it really would not have dazzled nearly as much. The light reflects most distinctly off of buildings that weren’t even around back then, not to mention the height that was added in recent years
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That is an extremely rare combination of lighting. There is obviously open sky to the north and dark clouds/sky in the view south giving the reflective buildings the appearance they are lit up with a sunset. Which could never happen. Great and amazing capture HarryC.
That is an extremely rare combination of lighting. There is obviously open sky to the north and dark clouds/sky in the view south giving the reflective buildings the appearance they are lit up with a sunset. Which could never happen. Great and amazing capture HarryC.
The sun actually does set pretty far to the Northwest during the summer solstice. So the northern elevation of the skyline is lit up by the sunset in late June and early July.
The sun actually does set pretty far to the Northwest during the summer solstice. So the northern elevation of the skyline is lit up by the sunset in late June and early July.
Good point. That's just northern sky light, though. Not the sun. (oxymoron notwithstanding)
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