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Anyone know how many floors left to go? From my counting, looks like the ironwork is somewhere near floor 48-49.
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Wow I was way off. Thanks for the update!
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So here's a new image (full-size link): https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/pw...rTaXSQ=w600-no Zoomed in version here. They haven't added any new floors since last week. The floors that are covered appear to be 37-39. Counting up from there, 50 looks taller, which is consistent with the stacking plan here. Measuring the image, 50 looks 25% taller than the lower floors, while the stacking plan shows it 20% taller. However, 49, as built, looks the same as 48 and below, whereas the stacking plan has it 10% taller. As built, 51 appears to be 36% taller than 48 and below, whereas the stacking plan shows it just 10% taller. Obviously the stacking plan might just be off on the heights. But the other possibility is that some of these upper floors are getting stretched, as was suggested in a previous post. |
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Just realized that Salesforce is building in Sydney as well. 53 floors and ~860 ft. Annoyed by our lack of floor height in the Chicago iteration. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salesforce_Tower_(Sydney))
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nice cameo by One Chicago in the back there too!
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Site this morning 11/16/21. Steel catching up to form as the form work has been paused for about 2 weeks now I believe. Hoping someone can chime in on any reasons for this. Did they run out of sand? :shrug:
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FWIW the core was actually jumped this morning, but you're right, for the better part of about 3 weeks it didn't move. There could be numerous reasons as to why it stopped, but I doubt it has anything to do with last-second design changes. Also, the current lead times mean that making last-second design changes is even more headache-inducing than they usually are especially with a project of this size.
It could have something to do with the core being limited as to how tall it can free stand above the finished steel (fully bolted/welded, not just set) with a crane in it; especially when it's as skinny as it is now is. |
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I had thought about the structural explanation and thought it wouldn't be an issue but I forgot about the gigantic crane on top still hauling steel. Now that the steel is caught up sufficiently they can probably finish the final 7 or 8 floors continuously without any more stoppage. That said I think it's turning out really great as the glass goes up. It's gonna be a stunner and I'm excited to see what kind of crown lighting they do on the top when finished. The renders show some lighting but it's hard to get a feel what it will look like in person. I'm hoping that they coordinate with the city's seasonal lighting program - specifically looking forward to any colored lighting. |
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That rendering suggests some lighting on WPS but not WPE. |
Salesforce is starting to become visible from the SW:
Edit: someone fix my link, I'm having issues on mobile. https://imgur.com/a/KJMwCrY |
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