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Old Posted Mar 29, 2017, 4:22 PM
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whoa look at those updates -- what a tight squeeze!
     
     
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Old Posted Mar 29, 2017, 6:53 PM
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That rendering with the building in view from the west side of Central Park looks Epic. Really. Almost on the level of a sci-fi futuristic city. Wow
     
     
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Not yet, but I wish this tower had some live cam action...


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I love it, now they are reaching for the sky....




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Tell me I'm not seeing things here but is that the tightest squeeze in skyscraper history?
It's wall-to-wall towers!
     
     
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Great building. Glad that it is at a point where its vertical growth is easier to follow.

I'm surprised to notice how much taller it will need to climb before it has a clear view of the park. The building to it's north ain't small!

What's the deal with this crane? I remember when it got mounted that something about it made it unique in this country. Just from the photos it doesn't look different.
     
     
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Old Posted Apr 3, 2017, 12:48 AM
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Wow they really are smushed together aren't they? No wonder this has taken some time. It's gonna fly soon.
     
     
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considering where this is gonna end up, in the sky . .
that is the teeniest tiniest footprint . . ever . .
I know you guys have such enthusiasm for this one . .
God bless all of you . . I love that . .
but this one for me . . I'll have to see . .
I came 'round on 432 . . it even gets me to smile sometimes . .
I hope the same for this one . .
those scrawny proportions though . .
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Old Posted Apr 3, 2017, 12:48 PM
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Wow they really are smushed together aren't they? No wonder this has taken some time. It's gonna fly soon.

The biggest reason this has taken time is that the Steinway is already a landmarked building, and this addition rises through and not next to it. I think it was more complicated than the Hearst addition by Foster. Now that we are clear of all that, the progress should be on a more steady pace.
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Great building. Glad that it is at a point where its vertical growth is easier to follow.

I'm surprised to notice how much taller it will need to climb before it has a clear view of the park. The building to it's north ain't small!

thats the ritz carlton.

not a bad building to have in front of your view of central park i'd say!

that will be the next neighboring height hurdle for this tower to clear.

after that it's growth will be noticed by all.

and finally when we get the facade going up no doubt even the skyscraper casuals will be stunned.
     
     
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Some shots from today by davea500 on SSC.












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Old Posted Apr 3, 2017, 9:00 PM
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Wow, this looks like superspeed compared to what we have been able to see so far.
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considering where this is gonna end up, in the sky . .
that is the teeniest tiniest footprint . . ever . .
I know you guys have such enthusiasm for this one . .
God bless all of you . . I love that . .
but this one for me . . I'll have to see . .
You won't be disappointed.

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I came 'round on 432 . . it even gets me to smile sometimes . .
I hope the same for this one . .
those scrawny proportions though . .
Not every tower is an Empire State Building.
To even suggest that it took you a while to allow 432 Park to grow on you in a statement in itself, but this will compliment 432 Park in such a way that everyone will notice.

The real question is: Will everyone's expectations change after 57th Street is complete?
     
     
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Watching this go up along with 53W53 (and others), I don't know how we've become so lucky, but I"ll take it.



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Wow.. that next year is gonna be so awesome watching everything rise
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Old Posted Apr 12, 2017, 2:14 AM
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Wow.. that next year is gonna be so awesome watching everything rise
Yes it is....
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User davea500 has brought us more great shots from above, from today:

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Old Posted Apr 14, 2017, 1:04 AM
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User davea500 has brought us more great shots from above, from today:

https://photos.google.com/share/AF1Q...10cGRZTDJGZmdR

Nice.
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Some shots from today by davea500 on SSC.
That guy has become the official updater of this building. He's got the best perk to make updates of it, since from street level, it is pretty difficult to take pictures of the building.
And now we can also say that the rebar is officially taller than the spire of the old Steinway.
     
     
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Old Posted Apr 14, 2017, 11:05 PM
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Nice set of pics! It's really starting to come to life now, becoming a skyscraper.
Now I'm excited.
     
     
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