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Looks like we're up to the 9th floor. 6 more to go.

http://buildingphilly.com/family-cou...arch-street-2/
     
     
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Steel up to the 12th... 3 more to go
     
     
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Should be hanging glass tonite!
     
     
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Glass installed last night.
     
     
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Jumping the tower crane.








Crane tie-in struts and collar
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AJM how does the glass look in person? I think the facade materials will really make or break this project and I haven't had a chance to check it out in person yet.
     
     
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Climbing cage has done its job, time to remove. Crane will be removed with a stiffleg derrick.
     
     
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Very nice. Thanks for the updates AJM
     
     
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AJM how does the glass look in person? I think the facade materials will really make or break this project and I haven't had a chance to check it out in person yet.
Ehh not enough of it up yet. Gonna reserve judgment until more of it is up.
     
     
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AJM how does the glass look in person? I think the facade materials will really make or break this project and I haven't had a chance to check it out in person yet.
While I agree 100% with your comment about the materials, I think this project is already a massive success because it filled a parking lot in center city with a functioning building. Even if this building turns out to be disgusting I'll count it as a WIN.
     
     
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I little more cladding...looks decent.



     
     
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Update from Lincolndrive



More photos here:
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Hmmm. I'm not really feeling the cladding. Maybe when they add more of it and get up a few floors it will look better.
     
     
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That cladding is awesome.
     
     
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