At least the office building looks fairly sleek
- even though they used greenish glass for the upper storeys and gray-ish glass for the base.
There may even be 3 shades of gray->green in use.
If they're doing curved glass for this part below, I suspect that the tight curve across the front will also be curved glass.
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Originally Posted by mcminsen
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Last edited by officedweller; Jan 24, 2021 at 2:53 PM.
Ooh, curved glass on the way! Is it slumped glass on the rectangle panels forming the twisting surface on the right? I'm assuming without triangulation the twist is too extreme for a small area for it to be captured within just the framing... or am I seeing the panels stagger a bit at the corners?
She's a beauty . A great tower to introduce more height in the area.
To think that there was doubt in the beginning .
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Great and thorough series of shots - thanks again for your hard work in documenting all these buildings! I find that even when I do go in person to study a building, I still end up seeing a lot more detail when looking at your photos.
I like this one, especially - the play of angles is so nice!
I wonder if the person finishing the top of that fin put something in the wet concrete before troweling the top surface of it, like a loonie.
I would have suggested my DNA, a locket of hair
Extra mullions on this floor -
probably a transfer floor above so a slightly taller ceiling.
Would have been less intrusive if the additional mullion was below, not above.
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