Exactly:
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Thanks for that, now i know to see it on the weekends a little before noon 
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This is looking 1970’s in a very good way.
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theres a deco’y yet international style to it.
its very pretty
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Bad News
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Dang!
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Really too bad, I thought safety harnesses are required on the job.
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I’m sure they are, but I’ll bet that workers often flout the rules. I’m also sure that his estate will receive millions of dollars.
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From what I read the death was a carpenter working on the interior- not an iron worker. So a harness probably was not required at their station. Yeah hopefully the family will receive just compensation. RIP.
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I’d think that simply for insurance and liability purposes, everyone would be required to wear a harness.
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Poor guy - 
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Apparently the construction worker fell into an interior shaft of some sort, not from the perimeter of the building. Safety harnesses certainly should be required for anyone working near a shaft, especially if they are installing protective barriers designed to prevent accidents like this one or the flooring if a new level. I still haven’t seen any precise details about this event.
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That really sucks. I wish his/her family, friends and co-workers well. 
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Does this accident put construction on hold?
Doubt it.
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