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Old Posted Sep 2, 2013, 7:35 AM
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Bokiman: I'd love to start seeing a cluster of 150-250 meter mixed-use towers in a few areas in DT, Beltline and the West Side!
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BUMP.
Any updates on this one - photo or otherwise?
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you can always watch the webcam:
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^that's awesome - thanks.
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Mine from Friday.
I sometimes forget that we have another billion dollar block going on here. If only tower two will EVER get going!

Looks like the heights have been upgraded to 170m and 160m too!
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Looks like the heights have been upgraded to 170m and 160m too!
Really - where did you see this?
Thanks for the photos BTW - would sure like to see phase II get underway.
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^ They were upgraded over a year ago. And actually they're 171 & 161 meters. Maybe they'll add another 10 meters or so to both!!!
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From five days ago. They're on the 10th floor!



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I count 9 floors. 28 to go!!
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They were pouring the tenth.
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by me, from yesterday
<iframe src="https://www.flickr.com/photos/95003215@N08/13299164363/player/e78650f8a2" height="1024" width="576" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen webkitallowfullscreen mozallowfullscreen oallowfullscreen msallowfullscreen></iframe>
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i don't know, i tried to post it but it doesn't work
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i don't know, i tried to post it but it doesn't work
It is easy to post pics if you have a free flickr account to host the images.
Oh sorry you have flickr - in that case click on the arrow on the lower right of your image on flickr, then click on grab the HTML/BB Code and then choose the large size of the image and copy and paste to SSP.
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all i ddid was copy the html form the share page on flikr, do i need to add the image tag on here still?
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all i ddid was copy the html form the share page on flikr, do i need to add the image tag on here still?
No, I don't use that.
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arrggghhhhhh
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I like the double height podium level. More towers should go with this.
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You want BB Code, not HTML.
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Here lemme try something...
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