Yes. It looks like a rough copy & paste job without regard for getting the perspective adjusted to fit this rendering of the skyline. (I figured everyone on this forum would notice that in half a second like I did.)
sorry i misunderstood what you were referring to. lol
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I for one am super duper grateful for the nice and quite polished rendering made by our own forumer, @ThreeWentDown, 
and can’t wait to see more please!!
Anyone who thinks they can do better, please go right ahead and post it, otherwise 
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No worries. I actually appreciate that you were trying to keep a potentially crazy person from spreading craziness. 
Alright, maybe I was a little harsh. Everything else about the render looks perfect. In fact, that’s why I was critical of it… I assumed it was from the architecture firm.
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What a brilliant render! And 270 Park looks spot on to me - ignore that nonsense.
It really shows how much the Park Ave corridor will change over the coming years… can’t wait!
Please keep them coming Xing!
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Well, no, 270 Park doesn’t look spot on. But the render looks great otherwise.
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I disagree 
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You have the right to make up your own vanishing points.
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Wait so is this tower happening or no?
If built, it could transform New York.
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I wonder if this design has gotten shorter or the floor area was redistributed, this render only shows 3 floors above the end of the curved base column culmination, but other renders and the model typically show 5 or 6 floors, relative to the updated design and not the original one.
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SOM site says the height is 1,545 feet rather than 1,580. Probably can’t read too much into that, but maybe related.
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