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[spidey7312]

Originally Posted by Plokoon11

So is it topped out?

The core is.

[b_ton_]

Originally Posted by Flyers2001

Why would Comcast be considered a nuisance in the neighborhood? Loom I get that Comcast has a lot of customer service issues, but as a Philadelphian I look at the bigger picture and appreciate Comcast making Philadelphia their home.

Thank you!!! I couldn't agree more.

[b_ton_]

Originally Posted by russbaseball

I haven't updated this in a few months. I may be off a floor or so.

This is incredible!! It's a really good diagram, how did you make it? Will you update it again?

[PhilliesPhan]

Almost forgot to post these pictures from my last visit on 6/29:

Center City looks so much more dense from this photo:



Steel is visible from the MFL Spring Garden station in Northern Liberties:



As development pushes forward in all directions in CC and the surrounding environs, this angle will become an increasingly good one to capture density pics:



I don't visit the Parkway as much as I should:

[gw04]

Nice article about the CITC project on phillynews with some great panoramic photos: http://www.philly.com/philly/busines...kyscraper.html

[Baconboy007]

Originally Posted by gw04

Nice article about the CITC project on phillynews with some great panoramic photos: http://www.philly.com/philly/busines...kyscraper.html

This article is from the future?

[bulgar]

Photo taken today (July 1, 2016)

[iheartphilly]

Originally Posted by gw04

Nice article about the CITC project on phillynews with some great panoramic photos: http://www.philly.com/philly/busines...kyscraper.html

I'm surprised that the article didn't mention the rumored height increase. Article stated 1121' as the official height. Oh well, there goes my hope!

[b_ton_]

Originally Posted by bulgar

Photo taken today (July 1, 2016)

Beautiful picture

[Jawnadelphia]

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[summersm343]

Philadelphia Skyline. #cityscape #City #Philadelphia #philly #nightshot #sonya6000 by John Maguire, on Flickr

[chris08876]

Get a nice view of Comcast as the drive commences.

2:40 onward

• Video Link

[summersm343]

^^Cool video!

Shows how - aside from a few lots that still need to be filled in - how urban and awesome Market Street is from Front Street to 40th Street.

[bulgar]

Originally Posted by summersm343

Philadelphia Skyline. #cityscape #City #Philadelphia #philly #nightshot #sonya6000 by John Maguire, on Flickr

Phenomenal photo summersm343!

[Outta here]

[QUOTE=chris08876;7492239]Get a nice view of Comcast as the drive commences.



Nice ride , thanks for the lift .

[R5Ryder]

It looks like the core changes shape three floors higher than where the steel currently is. Does that mark where the building becomes narrower? I imagine the steel for the upper part won't be too much wider than the core. Obv there needs to be walking room or other usable space around the sides of it.

[bulgar]

New Photos 7.2.2016

[Plokoon11]

^ Wow that's one of the funkiest overhead powerlines ever. Back on topic though. Great pictures everyone! By fall it should be about almost topped out steel/floor wise.

Originally Posted by R5Ryder

It looks like the core changes shape three floors higher than where the steel currently is. Does that mark where the building becomes narrower? I imagine the steel for the upper part won't be too much wider than the core. Obv there needs to be walking room or other usable space around the sides of it.

I believe just a few floors below Bell Atlantic Tower is where it will get narrow. There is a part of the core from the east and west sides where is steps back and gets narrow. That would probably be where is starts to get narrow.

[R5Ryder]

Just double checked the diagram above. Looks like 9more floors of steel before setback.

[b_ton_]

Originally Posted by TallCoolOne

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These are great pictures