This one is turning out nicely.
Nice shots, Chused. Itâs a beauty.
It looks great.
Nice shots, Chused.
Taken this morning. I like this oneâprobably one of Sternâs best. I think his lower scale designs tend to be better than the tall ones. The details on this one are especially niceâfitting in well with the lower height surroundings including Zabarâs and creating a beautifully modulated facade. Itâs a nice addition to the UWS.
Commercial facades at ground levels are now going in. This continues to be a good building for the UWS.
Beautiful.
Beautiful!
As most of us predicted as this one began to gain its skin 250 West 81 is a really nice buildingâtoo expensive for all but a few but aesthetically delightful.
When you compare the floor counts and windows between this and its neighbors you see how different the scale is, and how they tried to hide it.
Easctly. Itâs one of the reasons this one came out so well. The massing and scaling is first rate. It shows Sternâs talents in smaller projects and also demonstrates how hard it is for him and others to get the same areas right on much larger buildings. Thatâs why a project like 35 Hudson Yards is so special and rare. Getting it done well on huge buildings is a major accomplishment.
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Beautiful!!!
Stunning. This classic, neighborhood-contextual and well-built/quality material construction is precisely what we need more of to fill in the mid-rise blocks of this city. If only they built this stuff for mid-range markets instead of just $10M condo marketsâŚ








