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[DetroitSky]

Looks like we can expect it to top out soon!

[MayDay]

From Lorain-Carnegie Bridge:

[NYguy]

Photo in the link…


https://www.washingtonpost.com/opini...ces-transform/

America’s best example of turning around a dying downtown


By the Editorial Board
Dec. 19, 2023

[edale]

I thought the roof of this tower was going to be angled. Looks like a standard flat roof in the latest photos though. That's a bit disappointing.

[Charmy2]

It is gonna be angled, they just havent built the features of it yet.

[mrnyc]

Originally Posted by edale

I thought the roof of this tower was going to be angled. Looks like a standard flat roof in the latest photos though. That's a bit disappointing.

it a bit disappointing you don't see this building is u/c.

[edale]

Originally Posted by mrnyc

it a bit disappointing you don't see this building is u/c.

huh? English please. In these photos, it looks like the building is topped out, and I don't see any obvious connections above the steel frame where additional features would attach. The core is also clearly topped out.

Regardless, glad to hear the angled roof is still planned. This tower is a great addition to the Cleveland skyline, and it's been fun to watch it rise.

[Altoic]

Video Link

[colemonkee]

Based on the diagram, the peak on the tallest side of the pitched portion of the crown is roughly the equivalent of 6 standard office floors above the top of the core. So roughly 1/2 - 2/3 of the way between the top beams of steel and the crane cab in those last two photos. A bit more visual impact on the skyline yet to materialize for this one.

[Pleco18]

https://forum.urbanohio.com/uploads/...29b037699e.png

[mrnyc]

Originally Posted by edale

huh? English please. In these photos, it looks like the building is topped out, and I don't see any obvious connections above the steel frame where additional features would attach. The core is also clearly topped out.

Regardless, glad to hear the angled roof is still planned. This tower is a great addition to the Cleveland skyline, and it's been fun to watch it rise.

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[Steely Dan]

I know this shot is fairly out of date now, but I really like how the angle of it puts the new building in the context of the overall skyline.


Source: https://www.cleveland.com/metro/2024...outputType=amp

[wpipkins2]

Originally Posted by Steely Dan

I know this shot is fairly out of date now, but I really like how the angle of it puts the new building in the context of the overall skyline.


Source: https://www.cleveland.com/metro/2024...outputType=amp

Very nice addition to the skyline.

[Pleco18]

Framework for the lower of the two peaks has begun to rise. Screengrab from the EarthCam. I'll try to get some clearer pictures soon.


https://www.earthcam.com/usa/ohio/cleveland/?cam=pierw

[Pleco18]

What a difference 5 days and some sun make!


https://i.imgur.com/BdbAxEp.png

[MayDay]

[Steely Dan]

I'm loving all these pics capturing the materialization of the sloping rooftop fins!!

This building really helps "fill out" Cleveland's already great skyline quite pleasingly from all the angles I've seen.

[MayDay]

^According to some reliable sources, it sounds like they under built this first phase as far as square footage and height as they’re growing like gangbusters. Which means the second phase (which would fill in the gap to the left in the first photo) might be coming online sooner than later. Rumors are that it will be around 28 floors and 450ish feet.

[Steely Dan]

^ hot damn!

A 450 footer right there would fit like a glove from that angle in your first pic.

[MolsonExport]

really nice shots there, Mayday.