Oh @Whathewhy ![]()
“1,000 foot” They didn’t do enough research
This is what you get when Instagram replaces actual journalism
Journalism still gets stuff wrong (IE yimby articles).
Also, “stepped modern tower with a construction crane”, crane has been gone for months now, and tower isn’t stepped.
Reading the entire kerfuffle above I came away with my favorite comment. ![]()
I think that remark could be used as the lexical working definition of ‘FASCISM’. ![]()
That being said; I honesty question the sincerety of the comment; it is that absurd. My ‘trolling’ alert has been activited. ![]()
Why stop at fascism? Nazism, even!
I would characterize yimby as a very good (usually) crowd sourced informational site. Journalism, OTOH entails having fact checkers and editors performing research to be as certain of the facts as possible, not moderators/contributers with unknown sympathies and questionable levels of experience. I get it though, it’s profession that nobody has much regard for.
Yes, it was. And I should think an apology is order.
At any rate, hopefully a lesson to be a little less cocksure and quick to denigrate board members in the future.
Blah, just blah. The like 60 feet of crooked crimpled foil at the base is just so jarring… It literally looks like a photoshop and someone took the stamp/clone tool.
Are there additional fittings going in around the portal windows on the east side? Because that abrupt transition to the facade is ![]()
![]()
![]()
Also yeah, the entrance is very odd. Just a lot of strange design decisions made with this building.
Yeah I’m not sure, I mentioned something similar to that affect about the unfinished state around the porthole windows previously. SURELY they HAVE to be finished more properly and not all jagged.
How I feel about the majority of this giant safety deposit box in the sky
The first photo with the windows seemingly added randomly is pretty jarring in itself! This must be the project manager on approving most of these design choices:
“One of the most talk-about condo tower in Manhattan” … this type of popularity/notoriety may become a new form of “branding” that will likely be very effective in terms of marketing the property.
I remain a big fan: the design, the height, the skinny factor, the controversial placement, that metallic facade, etc - one truly exciting project. IMHO ![]()
Plus there is no stampede to buy there.



















