I'm still trying to envision something that size with that small of a footprint. Maybe a cantilever will come into play, who knows. If not, those floorplates will be small, the tower very tall. That would seem to point to this not being an ordinary residential tower, but probably something more on the high end. The question is whether that location is right for it. Looking at it today, no, but the area is rapidly changing, and construction won't even begin for a couple of years. It will be a totally different world around the site when this is built.
It will also be directly across the street from Brookfield's boutique hotel at Manhattan West.
I do hope that they are able to cover Dyer Ave like Brookfield is doing. That would allow for a larger plaza, but also solidify the area.