Per: NYguy SSP
North side:
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It appears that the column coverings are mounted at a slight slant, presumably to match with the building curve. If that is right it is another marker as to how carefully the plans were developed.
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That is correct the column covers are slanted to align with the angle of the tabletop floor, this is because all of the facade column covers are connected in a single network from the fan column nodes to where the coverings end on each tier. In a similar manner, the only “flat” covers are the 2 middle most ones as that portion of the tabletop octagon is flat.
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It already has a timeless presence! The bronze connects this tower to the classic mid-modern high-rises.
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Because it’s wavy?
According to Bernd and Hilla, gloomy days are the only days to catch it
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@Alemel Great picture! 
(Perspective from Madison and 90th)
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https://www.instagram.com/p/CpvCruyuaO3/
The next Gotham City Tower is slowly growing into the sky.
Credit: ZSuede on SSP
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Anyone know what divisions of JPM would go into 270 park? I would assume Investment Banking, Asset Management, Trading maybe Research. They probably aren’t going to house ops or trade support guys in this building
I believe all JPMC offices and support services in the city are being consolidated into the new building.
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^ Yeah, agreed with TKDV, pretty sure they said all of their employees will be in this building
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Do they plan on selling 383 Madison? I just assumed they would consolidate into at least a two building campus.
Even if they wanted sell there aren’t many landlords in a position to buy it right now.
I don’t recall hearing of any plans for a sale.
I’m just speculating but I think JPMC will remain the landlords of 383, which they can use as a flex space for their own workers, and which will still command top rents for the remaining space. They’re not hurting for cash — I mean, we’re not talking about Silicon Valley Bank here 
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