MIDTOWN | 1105 West Peacthree | 32 + 17 + 12 floors - Page 27

bfarley30 · #**521** Posted **Nov 12, 2020, 7:51 PM**

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Another perspective. It appears to be topped out.

Another 8 stories with the pending crown this would have actually been a skyline changer like One Atlantic!

Still a great addition to the skyline!

bigstick · #**522** Posted **Nov 12, 2020, 8:01 PM**

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Originally Posted by bfarley30

Another 8 stories with the pending crown this would have actually been a skyline changer like One Atlantic!

Still a great addition to the skyline!

That is what I meant, so close, but yet so far..

sbrptree · #**523** Posted **Nov 17, 2020, 2:09 AM**

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That is what I meant, so close, but yet so far..

How much higher will the pending crown add....like two equivalent floors?

bigstick · #**524** Posted **Nov 17, 2020, 1:49 PM**

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How much higher will the pending crown add....like two equivalent floors?

At best.....

smArTaLlone · #**525** Posted **Nov 22, 2020, 11:08 PM**

https://www.instagram.com/p/CH5WfS0pI7t/

Street Advocate · #**526** Posted **Nov 22, 2020, 11:46 PM**

MidtownTim also had a nice update on IG. You can see the rebar for the next floor rising.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CH3arJDJ...d=gf7u0oi83j8e

sbrptree · #**527** Posted **Nov 23, 2020, 3:41 AM**

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MidtownTim also had a nice update on IG. You can see the rebar for the next floor rising.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CH3arJDJ...d=gf7u0oi83j8e

It does seem odd that the cranes would have been raised to those heights if the tower was "topped off"...my bet is on a couple more floors at least

DNR · #**528** Posted **Nov 23, 2020, 4:23 AM**

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It does seem odd that the cranes would have been raised to those heights if the tower was "topped off"...my bet is on a couple more floors at least

It appears that the rebar shown in the picture is directly above the elevator core and is most likely only for the roof-top access floor. I don't believe it's necessarily for the pouring of a complete floor.
The crane may have been elevated to that higher level for the assembly of the lattice style crown, which rises quite a bit above the top floor.
Also, the Southern crane is much higher than the other so that they clear each others working radius.

smArTaLlone · #**529** Posted **Dec 1, 2020, 2:26 AM**

https://twitter.com/SKYDBP/status/1333493154037833728

ATL Champion · #**530** Posted **Dec 6, 2020, 5:15 PM**

Looks like they are finally starting to add the X-bracing on the north face of the building.

bigstick · #**531** Posted **Dec 7, 2020, 1:39 PM**

Look at that SHIT HOLE POND where Opus was going..Disgraceful...

ATLMidcity · #**532** Posted **Dec 7, 2020, 7:31 PM**

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https://twitter.com/SKYDBP/status/1333493154037833728

A picture is worth a thousand word...

Maybe it's time GA goes completely blue one more time. It would be great for business - especially for the city...

But in other news - There's about another 4 floors (in the structural hat that hides the ugly stuff), which means a half of "diamond" equals 4 floors of height.

Two of those "floors" will be glass enclosed. It'll look impressive once completed.

jayden · #**533** Posted **Dec 7, 2020, 11:45 PM**

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Originally Posted by ATLMidcity

A picture is worth a thousand word...

Maybe it's time GA goes completely blue one more time. It would be great for business - especially for the city...

But in other news - There's about another 4 floors (in the structural hat that hides the ugly stuff), which means a half of "diamond" equals 4 floors of height.

Two of those "floors" will be glass enclosed. It'll look impressive once completed.

So should it reach the height of the shortest crane?

ATL Champion · #**534** Posted **Dec 8, 2020, 3:59 AM**

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Originally Posted by ATLMidcity

A picture is worth a thousand word...

Maybe it's time GA goes completely blue one more time. It would be great for business - especially for the city...

But in other news - There's about another 4 floors (in the structural hat that hides the ugly stuff), which means a half of "diamond" equals 4 floors of height.

Two of those "floors" will be glass enclosed. It'll look impressive once completed.

Should be 3 equivalent floors remaining in the crown; the bracings for the top diamond is present in the picture ( and one of the bars was already in place on Saturday), the top (covered) floor in the image is actually above the diamond.(above the center of the X)

(four 0 four) · #**535** Posted **Dec 8, 2020, 7:25 PM**

Taken Sunday 12/6

I'm looking forward to seeing how the recessed balconies will look when completed...I haven't seen a rendering that includes this detail.

arctk2014 · #**536** Posted **Dec 10, 2020, 7:52 PM**

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Taken Sunday 12/6

I'm looking forward to seeing how the recessed balconies will look when completed...I haven't seen a rendering that includes this detail.

TBH it distracts from the whole "exoskeleton" gimmick that they're been marketing for so long on this project. But it's something flashy for Atlanta to get excited about for a bit.

DNR · #**537** Posted **Dec 10, 2020, 9:57 PM**

The open balconies should be enclosed in glass when the building is finally completed.

They are probably leaving the spaces temporarily open for easy access while they add a more refined finish to the exposed concrete floors and supports.

You can view a post on this page that contains an interior perspective of a interior balcony. Post #484
https://skyscraperpage.com/forum/sho...226166&page=25

ATLarchitect · #**538** Posted **Dec 10, 2020, 10:53 PM**

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Originally Posted by DNR

The open balconies should be enclosed in glass when the building is finally completed.

They are probably leaving the spaces temporarily open for easy access while they add a more refined finish to the exposed concrete floors and supports.

You can view a post on this page that contains an interior perspective of a interior balcony. Post #484
https://skyscraperpage.com/forum/sho...226166&page=25

This isn't correct. You can clearly see the exterior curtainwall system installed at the back of the balcony. You would not have curtainwall installed if these were still "awaiting glass enclosure." The image you reference is the condition where there is no balcony.

Exterior space is a great draw and en vogue in office design but I tend to agree the way it's executed on this building muddles up the sleek exoskeleton design. It clearly was an afterthought and looks like one.

NYbyWAYofGA · #**539** Posted **Dec 10, 2020, 11:00 PM**

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Originally Posted by ATLarchitect

This isn't correct. You can clearly see the exterior curtainwall system installed at the back of the balcony. You would not have curtainwall installed if these were still "awaiting glass enclosure." The image you reference is the condition where there is no balcony.

Exterior space is a great draw and en vogue in office design but I tend to agree the way it's executed on this building muddles up the sleek exoskeleton design. It clearly was an afterthought and looks like one.

Be careful, lest you get accused of being too negative or anti Atl....

ATL_Shin · #**540** Posted **Dec 11, 2020, 12:42 AM**

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Originally Posted by ATLarchitect

This isn't correct. You can clearly see the exterior curtainwall system installed at the back of the balcony. You would not have curtainwall installed if these were still "awaiting glass enclosure." The image you reference is the condition where there is no balcony.

Exterior space is a great draw and en vogue in office design but I tend to agree the way it's executed on this building muddles up the sleek exoskeleton design. It clearly was an afterthought and looks like one.

I feel the same way. Still love this project, but I was disappointed with this unexpected change that wasn’t shown in any of the renderings.