Better be careful what you say there, coz if sbarn should re-edit this to include *all* the West Side/ESB area beauties, you may collapse from emotional overload.
(BTW I'm assuming that's T.V.'s silhouette behind Citicorp)
But I think I'd better stop and ask the mods if this potential spinoff thread can be moved or re-started in another place. Somehow I see sbarns's editing job as the starting point for another "NYC c.2018" thread.
It's just a thought with keeping the topic of this thread in mind.
But I think I'd better stop and ask the mods if this potential spinoff thread can be moved or re-started in another place. Somehow I see sbarns's editing job as the starting point for another "NYC c.2018" thread.
It's just a thought with keeping the topic of this thread in mind.
I'm not intending to drag this thread off topic, just showing whats to come. Why bury 'future' images off in some thread that nobody will look at?
Better be careful what you say there, coz if sbarn should re-edit this to include *all* the West Side/ESB area beauties, you may collapse from emotional overload.
(BTW I'm assuming that's T.V.'s silhouette behind Citicorp)
But I think I'd better stop and ask the mods if this potential spinoff thread can be moved or re-started in another place. Somehow I see sbarns's editing job as the starting point for another "NYC c.2018" thread.
It's just a thought with keeping the topic of this thread in mind.
I can't find this NYC c.2018 thread, help me out. Where is it?
“Office buildings are our factories – whether for tech, creative or traditional industries we must continue to grow our modern factories to create new jobs,” said United States Senator Chuck Schumer.
Great shots! I love that 1715 Broadway and 250 W. 55th both make cameo appearances. To paraphrase Bobby Dylan, the skyline is a'changin'.
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I'm getting a bit impatient with the façade crawling upwards. This, along with the "beacon" lighting on top, will be a MidTown game-changer till Tower Verre is cleared for lift-off.
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“Office buildings are our factories – whether for tech, creative or traditional industries we must continue to grow our modern factories to create new jobs,” said United States Senator Chuck Schumer.
I don't know how anyone could say its not tall enough. Looks just right here, as it dominates the area. Ironically, in a few years it will be dwarfed by taller towers as well.
But this is more than 1,000 ft filler.
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“Office buildings are our factories – whether for tech, creative or traditional industries we must continue to grow our modern factories to create new jobs,” said United States Senator Chuck Schumer.
It's also not at its full height yet. Doesn't it go another 50-75 ft. with the mechanical space and crown?
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