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Originally Posted by Prezrezc

By the bye..........and I just realized this.........

........Anyone else besides me noticing the brilliantly understated setbacks in pics 2 and 3?

Took me a while.

Edit: Matter of fact, look at pic 2. Notice carefully at the left a similar setback motif and corner curve.

So what we're seing here is IMO is not just an ordinary single torque.

It's as if there're multiple torques accomodating the angles of the setback points.

From FXfowle porfolio section regarding 3 Hudson:

3 Hudson Boulevard is a 1,000-foot tower with a statuesque form. Sited on Manhattan's West Side in Hudson Yards, the tower's twisting and tapered form transitions from the urban grid to true north-south orientation to capture optimal solar exposure. With a five-story podium and retail at street level, the tower features Class A office space, terraces, integrated sky-gardens, and views of the Hudson River, Hudson River Park, and the High Line.

Credit: .fxfowle.