They'll be finished before 2037, that date was made up by the PA because they're stupid. Don't believe everything you hear.
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Is it bad form the say, Frack the PA? :hell: |
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sweet If the market gets good soon i'd bet he'd give tower 2 a height increase as well. they should make the roof 1360 feet |
If the towers are delayed until the next market boom comes around Id say that all their heights will be increased including tower 4 if the foundations allow ( i think he probably allowed for this in case it takes years for infastructure construction) and will either even out much closer to tower 1 or even surpass it which would be a slap in the face to the PA for their tower that took forever to build. I wouldnt mind Tower 2 being the main tower at about 1500 foot roof height
BUT of course this is just my speculation and hopes and probably wont happen but u never know what Silverstein has up his sleeve to get back at the PA does anyone know if there are height restrictions for his towers or just Libeskinds site plan? |
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Well, are we still looking at topping this baby out sometimes in 2030 or so? Good grief, this will be one old thread by then...
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From the NY times a few years ago... obviously this is not true as far as the current heights of the towers but shows that there could be room for height changes. "Mr. Foster's Tower 2 will rise somewhere from 1,300 feet to 1,450 feet; Mr. Rogers's Tower 3 from 1,250 to 1,350 feet; and Mr. Maki's Tower 4 from 1,200 feet to 1,300 feet. The Twin Towers of the World Trade Center, were 1,362 and 1,368 feet tall." |
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well i hear there's some good news for these towers, hopefully silverstein will have won by the end of the month.
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whether this tower is 1150 feet tall or 1250 feet tall to the roof it is amazing, very sears tower ish in some ways, big and powerful.
From WiredNewYork http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2507/...c02b0620_b.jpg What was the whole story or reason for adding 100 feet to this building? Is it still possible or no. Either way, great tower |
Well when Merrill Lynch was looking for a building, they would have needed more office space, hence the 100 more feet
As for if it's still possible, if probably physically is, but I remember that for Merrill Lynch, they had proposed turning the tower 90 degrees. Obviously that hasn't happened, and I highly doubt that they would add any more to the tower anyway. |
Well some good news seems to be emerging; seems that we’ll have more of a definitive picture of the direction this will go in soon.
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Well that's still good news.
It would be in silversteins best interest to add more office space, another hundred feet to this tower and tower 2 couldnt cost dramatically more and there would be great benefits. |
Tower 2 can't be taller than One World Trade Center or it will defeat the purpose of Libeskind's "ascending swirl" concept. Therefore the only height changes will be Tower 3, and should be Tower 4. I mean the other towers will just stomp it out of existence.
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It doesn't have to be, Tower 2 is more than 100 feet shy of 1 WTC's roof as of now. 1278 to 1368-1402.
If tower 3 were 100 feet taller it would be the same height as tower 2 and more powerful looking since it doesn't get narrower which in itself would kill the spiral effect. Tower 4 does look a little out of place, I guess it's not possible to increase the height now that it's started construction, but all of that height increase would go to the other buildings. They really have no reason to keep following the spiral/site plan, it isn't helping anybody, it's just making things harder and more complicated. If I were in charge of the site I would make tower 2 maybe 1390 or so to the tip and tower 3 1250 and tower 4 1050 or so, that would look so much better All the renderings make tower 4 look to small, the difference between tower 3 and tower 4 is only 170 feet, that is not much, 1 WTC would really be the only building to make tower 4 look very small. |
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