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Old Posted: Jun 14, 2011, 4:23 AM
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espero estar en santiago para el año 2012 (segunda vez) y verificar visualmente los 300 m.
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Wow! This one is getting tall!
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Old Posted: Nov 3, 2011, 10:39 PM
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I'm from Santiago (currently living in Brazil).

As someone posted the news, is 70 floors, not 80.

Cannot wait to coming back and visit this wonder building, I'm pretty sure it will turn out into amazing place.

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Old Posted: Nov 5, 2011, 10:37 AM
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fantastic. looks allot like the new wtc and Devon mixed into one. (Devon) Oklahoma city. the glass cladding is very similar to more than a few new towers going up. EAP Calgary as well as Devon, WTC, and many more. i guess it because this type of glass has proven to look great.
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Old Posted: Nov 5, 2011, 12:05 PM
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This tower is going to look impressive. Santiago is such a beautiful city.
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Old Posted: Nov 5, 2011, 2:28 PM
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que hermosa torre es

Me recuerda un poco de esa nueva torre que se va a construir en San Francisco de la cual se me ha olvidado el nombre.. pero sin embargo es gracilisima y tengo muchisimas ganas de ver el vidrio que la ponen

Edit: It kinda looks like the transbay tower in SF...


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Old Posted: Nov 5, 2011, 2:39 PM
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espero estar en santiago para el año 2012 (segunda vez) y verificar visualmente los 300 m.
los edificios de tal altura tienen un impacto casi chocante al verlo desde la tierra.. que bueno que habra uno en chile pronto
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Found this on Flickr from October 27. Why no cladding yet I wonder?


Costanera Center y Torre Titanium, Santiago de Chile by Alejandro Gonzalez C., on Flickr
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Old Posted: Nov 5, 2011, 5:29 PM
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Changed floor count on thread title to 70

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Great shots!
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This picture on Wikipedia from March, 2012 shows the cladding in farther detail. It looks very similar to the cladding being used on the World Trade Center.

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Decent, bit I am not blown away. I am not a big fan in general of these buildings in which the curtain wall goes higher than the main mass of the building. Other examples include the New York Times Tower, and the plans for Three World Trade Center and 15 Penn Plaza. I do like the cladding and height to width ratio though.
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It's great but it looks like the futur 15 Penn Plaza in New York
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I like it. It sure adds to Santiago's skyline.
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It's great but it looks like the futur 15 Penn Plaza in New York
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stands out like the okc tower does!
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César Pelli did an awesome job on this tower. Does anyone have a more updated picture? Thank you in advance.
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Old Posted: Nov 28, 2012, 12:30 AM
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From November 24 and 17th respectively:


Untitled by Rodrigo Almendras V., on Flickr


Sanhattan II [Explored] by Rodrigo Almendras V., on Flickr
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Old Posted: Nov 28, 2012, 12:49 AM
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Fantastic shots. Good-looking building, too.
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