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The crane dismantling continues. Hopefully they’ll finish cladding that last part of the southern elevation soon!
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From 10.17.20:
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That last shot is amazing!! Great shots!
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Thanks man. I just picked up a 600mm lens and tried it out in LIC, BK, and Hoboken last weekend. My arms are very tired lol.
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My god, that’s a lense I’d strive for! Try and get shots from Jersey City by the waterfront!
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I like your hues and contrast too.
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My arm legit hurts after using the 600mm lol
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Duplex floor plans, level 80 and 81.
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Wow. Down to the last detail. Classy.
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This is where ‘iconic’ architecture actually adds significant value to the sale price of a condo apartment; the same floor plan/square footage in any of the neighboring plain-Jane super tall condos will not command the same price point.
With the possible exception of 220 CPS - that one is ‘almost’ in the same Architectural league.
This is my analogy on the aesthetics appeal of the two buildings. One Eleven W 57th is to 220 CPS, as the Chrysler Building is to the Empire State building. They are both Iconic: but one more so than the other IMHO… 
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Keith Michael on Flickr
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8 years to the date after the tower crane collapse at One 57 during Sandy.
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winds are probably gusting up there at least 30 mph with Zeta off the coast.
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