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Can’t wait to see this fully clad. Those “diamonds” help this one stand out.
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Yes indeed. I think we have seen some awesome things happen in NY in the past 10 years as far as tall skyscrapers and adding 270 Park Ave makes it even better because it is the best of the new. We aren't worthy enough of how good it will look when fully cladded.
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Patiently waiting for 175 and 350 Park to join the scene as well.



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I know this has likely been mentioned before, but I do not doubt that the diamonds, while also a key structural element, were inspired or requested for inclusion because they cement the legacy of Jamie Diamond in no unsublte way. But I'm still there for them, either way.
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I know this has likely been mentioned before, but I do not doubt that the diamonds, while also a key structural element, were inspired or requested for inclusion because they cement the legacy of Jamie Diamond in no unsublte way. But I'm still there for them, either way.
i mean that's not his name but i get it
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I know this has likely been mentioned before, but I do not doubt that the diamonds, while also a key structural element, were inspired or requested for inclusion because they cement the legacy of Jamie Diamond in no unsublte way. But I'm still there for them, either way.
Jamie Dimon, not Diamond.
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Ha! Duh, and if only there was a device that could have helped me confirm that prior to posting...

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They've been really fast with the glass on this one.

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Let's see how long it takes for the cladding to top off...


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There was a 3d construction visual of the tower that was quickly deleted off Youtube. The thumbnail had shown that the cladding will be halfway up the fourth tier by October, I presume they could have the very top clad by January 2025
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i was riding the J train over the w’burgh bridge yesterday and whoa does this tower look mammoth from that view. you couldn’t help but notice.
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I also took these pics on February 25th as well with my drone



This is my drone video, has a lot of footage of 270 park!
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