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Old Posted Nov 14, 2006, 11:26 AM
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NEW YORK | NY Times Tower | 1,046' Pinnacle / 746' Roof | 52 FLOORS

Continuing this thread from the original thread, construction is almost complete with the recently spire added.

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Great pictures, thank you!
     
     
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Old Posted Nov 14, 2006, 2:24 PM
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They'll move this one as well (to buildings & architecture) soon. But I still have one final contribution to make before its goodbye to p&c....
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Old Posted Nov 14, 2006, 2:41 PM
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For the time being, here's yesterday's post:

November 12, 2006

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Oddly enough, the tower actually seems to look better in the fog...
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Awesome tower, awesome shots! Great job guys!
     
     
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Come to think of it, I like the fog effect the NY Times Tower exhibits in nyguy's photos!

Really great photography comes from those with passion in their hearts for skyscrapers.
     
     
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sorry i havent been able to read all 2000 of the posts in the former thread, but is the function of the "screens" on the facade to block sunlight for workers inside? i think the uncovered parts of this building look pretty badass.
     
     
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Hey, I took a picture of this thing while driving when i was coming out of the tunnel on Nov-2. Maybe I can post tonight.
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^ Great shots! Thanks.
     
     
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Old Posted Nov 16, 2006, 12:56 AM
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Great shots. I can't wait until the BofA spire is up. The classic skyline (in the city that invented the highrise skyline) is coming back to New York.
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OMG, WOW Is the spire going to be lit up?
     
     
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Awesome shots!!! Just a quick ots question (may have already been covered). Does it usually take so long to finish this portion of the construction (adding spire)? Or was the building just now topped?
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Well, as mentioned above, here is the shot I snapped off when coming out of the tunnel the other day:

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Looking good, I know I ask asked this before but are they going to leave those rods exposed like that? no glass walls or anything. thank you.
     
     
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Old Posted Nov 16, 2006, 4:58 AM
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Great shot there GR2NY!

Snap another one on your next trip to include the newly added spire, okay?

NYC32, the glass walls are behind the steel rods.

Here's a repost of one of my photos:
     
     
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[QUOTE=-GR2NY-]Well, as mentioned above, here is the shot I snapped off when coming out of the tunnel the other day:

And you lived to show it


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hey fish thanks, i meant the top rods
     
     
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