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Old Posted: Jul 17, 2012, 10:00 AM
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And then realize that the cityscape view in the rendering doesn't include Milcraft's Gardens 17 or 18 story building on the right and the admittedly much more iffy, but possible 33 story tower at 350 Fifth Ave. slotted behind the new PNC Tower.
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^Fuckin nice. That view will be killer.
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Old Posted: Jul 17, 2012, 6:00 PM
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A new rendering I found on Gensler's website.

It is looking very wide in this one.



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That looks great, doesn't get much better than that! How exciting for Pittsburgh!
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Old Posted: Jul 18, 2012, 2:48 AM
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Mr Evergrey, why don't you update post #1 in this thread with the new design. It's still showing the old squarish design.
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Old Posted: Jul 19, 2012, 10:41 PM
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I photochopped it into a larger res pic.


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Hey folks -- I'm originally from Pittsburgh (McKeesport specifically) and go home about twice a year. In Philly now. I haven't been keeping up on this like I should. Can someone tell me the final height and floors for this? The few times I have checked on it the renderings, floor count and height keep changing. I know its listed at 40 floors and 600 feet but the recent article said 33 floors. I'm thinking it might be around 500 now? Any info would be appreciated.
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Old Posted: Jul 23, 2012, 1:40 AM
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It's definitely 33 floors; that's official. The height has yet to be announced. However, forumer "fizzard" a few pages back used some good math based on current renderings and adjacent buildings to come up with a height of roughly 550 ft.
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It's definitely 33 floors; that's official. The height has yet to be announced. However, forumer "fizzard" a few pages back used some good math based on current renderings and adjacent buildings to come up with a height of roughly 550 ft.
600ft if you measure from the base of the balls.
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Thanks Gilamonster. I appreciate it. So if my memory is correct that puts it between Freemarket (or whatever they call it now) and the Gulf Tower.
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Smile

There are now some steel girders popping up out of the ground. Excavation is clearly not totally done on the site but maybe they are to be used for shoring as they dig deeper on one side of the steel. I don't really think they are part of the building's superstructure. Anyways, it's a visible sign of progress and I figured I'd report it.
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Very nice. That last render has got me really liking the new design.

Seems like this thing is moving along pretty quickly.
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600ft if you measure from the base of the balls.
Guys always lie about stuff like this.
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There is a second, parallell row of steel girders now and I think a fellow onlooker guessed correct; It looks like a temporary road is about to be constructed. Most of the dirt left is on the
Fifth Ave. side and a good portion of it is being used as the temporary road down into the pit.








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I photochopped it into a larger res pic.



I think this view is gonna be incredible. Can't wait!
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Hmm, very different than anything seen before. Where did you find it?
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That rendering is so old it's in black and white.
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Very good for Pittsburgh! Nice design
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