CHICAGO | Salesforce Tower | 850 FT | 60 FLOORS

[takascar]

Looks like they have some office furniture on some of the floors.

Are there any tenants occupying the building yet?

[The Pimp]

The developer should have stayed with the spire as part of the design.

[gandalf612]

Originally Posted by takascar

Looks like they have some office furniture on some of the floors.

Are there any tenants occupying the building yet?

My friend works for Salesforce and they moved in yesterday.

[BVictor1]

^I saw a party happening yesterday.

[KWillChicago]

Goddamn, that view down the river would be well worth whatever the lease price is.

[Steely Dan]

Originally Posted by KWillChicago

Goddamn, that view down the river would be well worth whatever the lease price is.

But the true cost is that it used to be Jarta''s view.

Which reminds me, I wonder how the save wolf point group is doing these days.


Ahhh, too soon?

[r18tdi]

Originally Posted by Steely Dan

But the true cost is that it used to be Jarta''s view.

Which reminds me, I wonder how the save wolf point group is doing these days.


Ahhh, too soon?

Holy shit. Thanks for the laughs.

[Tom In Chicago]

^Thank you for the jab. . . I needed that today. . . fuck that guy!

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[left of center]

Originally Posted by Steely Dan

But the true cost is that it used to be Jarta''s view.

Which reminds me, I wonder how the save wolf point group is doing these days.


Ahhh, too soon?

They merged with the FOTP "Save the Parking Lot" group, since they both had common interests in preserving paved car storage surfaces in the city.

[SamInTheLoop]

Originally Posted by Steely Dan

But the true cost is that it used to be Jarta''s view.

Some things are indeed priceless.

[dropdeaded209]

From last week:

[ardecila]

Man, Wolf Point East just nailed the elegant wedding-cake form, and then Salesforce came along and ruined it.

You can very clearly tell Salesforce is a chunky office box. They didn't do enough setbacks to break up the massing, so it just reads like lipstick on a pig. There's no horizontal banding in the facade system, no loggia spaces halfway up the tower.

The redeeming parts of Salesforce are they kept the scalloped crown, and it meets the ground pretty nicely. That last part is no small thing either, the base of this tower is visible in a 360 degree sweep all around the confluence so the base could not have a "bad side" and it really doesn't. 50 floors of basic boring curtainwall on the shaft of the tower are balanced out by an explosion of richness and complexity at the base.