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[Notyrview]

It would cast too long of a shadow

[donnie]

I don't care about the height but a spires can be a nice addition if done with class!

(Raises shield)

[BVictor1]

Originally Posted by donnie

I don't care about the height but a spires can be a nice addition if done with class!

(Raises shield)

Not on buildings with flat roofs they can't.

[Midway]

Hey for what its worth, CTC in Philly didn't end up look as 'fantastic' as I thought it would. Sorry you get upset so easily.. Anyways, I'm loving One Grant Park, Its presence is already felt from most angles in the park. This girl is super thicc, no spire necessary.

[Dinosaurus]

9/30/2017

[aaron38]

Saw a nice shot of this in the marathon coverage. Making an impact.

[Pioneer]

Originally Posted by Steely Dan

uh oh. it looks like we're gonna have to tear down all of those towers around daley plaza.

and look at this garbage casting a shadow over st. mark's square. tear that shit down!


source:http://footage.framepool.com/en/shot...asilica-church

It actually fell down once. It was ashamed of its shadow.

[harryc]

Oct 4







Note how the non coated bar is already red with rust


Hula Hoops - or post tension cables.




Looks like we have hit a setback

[Joe Zekas]

One Grant Park by YoChicago, on Flickr

[Joe Zekas]

One Grant Park, SoMi, 1407 on Michigan, three new apartment towers by YoChicago, on Flickr

[BVictor1]

Originally Posted by Joe Zekas

One Grant Park, SoMi, 1407 on Michigan, three new apartment towers by YoChicago, on Flickr

Nice!

10/15/17

[donnie]

Grant is going to look grand!

[Mr Saturn64]

That's a pretty good spot for the building. One Museum Park looks kind of detached from over there. It'll be like a separate skyline of sorts, like in Atlanta where there are a few smaller areas with skyscrapers as opposed to one big downtown.

[BVictor1]

Originally Posted by Mr Saturn64

That's a pretty good spot for the building. One Museum Park looks kind of detached from over there. It'll be like a separate skyline of sorts, like in Atlanta where there are a few smaller areas with skyscrapers as opposed to one big downtown.

That area will fill visually over time as you have the 62 acre Related Midwest site to the west along the river, and the area to the south of McCormick Place.

[Domer2019]

Originally Posted by BVictor1

That area will fill visually over time as you have the 62 acre Related Midwest site to the west along the river, and the area to the south of McCormick Place.

Riverline, 1000 S Michigan, and Essex will help pull the southern wall into context with what's north of it (short term), keeping it as a southern bookend rather than a northern one to The 78, 1326 S Michigan, McCormick, and Michael Reese. Granted that those will do more in the long term to bring more development to the South Loop in general, as you said.

[rgarri4]

A few shots from my massing model.

[Prezrezc]

Nice work. Chicago is due for some high-rise activity southward...If my direction is right.

I mean...The only thing east of the city is water, basically.

[The Best Forumer]

That is some nice work there... keep it up!

[maru2501]

Thanks so much for sharing those. I can tell it's a great deal of work, and something I would love to be able to do if I had the ability. But I don't, so that's really great to have. Very appreciated

[donnie]

Gret job and if both towers of OGP are built it's going to look like one massive building, specially from the east or west!

Thank you for the rendering!