Agreed. I still think the western facing facade turned out worse than I’d hoped. The switch from exposed stone to just glass happens on one floor and just looks like 2 different buildings.
That’s my only editor’s note though. Overall, this was a classy looking tower to rise on the skyline and set a good precedent for those to follow
Sunset in Jersey City by Fran Babcock, on Flickr
Taken 12.7.19:
today from New York Yimby
Taken 12.31.19:
Two of NJ’s tallest side by side.
30 Hudson St & 99 Hudson St: Jersey City’s Pride & Joy by The Pleasure Principle of NJ (TPPNJ), on Flickr
It’s great that 30 Hudson St is not lonely any longer, but now it feels like there should be one more tower near these two…ideally something like 950 ft. Overall, 99 Hudson turned out solid.
Its time Jersey city gets a supertall.
It’s a matter of when
2.2.20:
Brooksey City (or is it Jerklyn?)
Looks like Brooklyn. LES is visible in the mid shot, just on an angle. Right around the BQE.
Yup. I was just commenting on how the Brooklyn and JC skylines merge into each other in that picture. It’s quite remarkable. It’s common to see Brooklyn and Manhattan look like a single skyline, or JC and Manhattan, but this is something I’ve never seen before!
NY City Skyline 
by Giancarlo Santini, on Flickr
