Thanks TKDV, I forgot, I believe Florida.
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It would be nice if the Chrysler building got updated lighting so it could display colors as well. Perfect crown for it
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This I agree with, something to make the crown shimmer at night just like during the day. Also would love to see the spire lit up
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The ESB, One Vanderbilt, and 270 Park may have some competition with each other with multicolored lights lol
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Actually I disagree. I donât mind colors in other buildings but the Chrysler should remain pristine with its original lighting scheme.
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I disagree. Just because RGB LEDs exist, doesnât mean you have to put them on everything.
I believe the Chrysler Building has been updated with LEDs, but just white LEDs. You get a much nicer quality of white light with white LEDs than you do trying to make white with RGB LEDs. I think it looks extremely classy this way and wouldnât change it.
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Oh Iâm not saying I would want it in different colors all the time, I agree pure white can look very classy and dignified.
But it would be nice to have the option of colors.
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This is simply a value judgement, in other words, your attitude about the matter: so I can not say you are wrong.
My attitude is the Chrysler Building is a âperiod pieceâ , an historical icon above and beyond all others, even the empire state building. So to see that crown lit up in any thing other than white light would be very âoff-puttingâ to say the least.
I respect your opinion, but lets keep that Classic Chrysler Building - CLASSY. 
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I wouldnât mind them illuminating the spire though since they went through so much effort to hide it while it was being built.
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Chrysler should stay white. While itâd be cool to see it lit in different colours, itâs an icon and the white lighting is sufficient and historically appropriate.
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I wouldnât mind a warm incandescent type white. Maybe thatâs what it used to be?
Still such a shame that they neglected to leave room for rail on that shiny new bridge.
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What are those three floors at the last setback below the top? Could they be conference rooms or the rooms of the board members?
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That is an old render from @ThreeWentDown/not official, it does not reflect the current design.
There are 2 conference floors (1 full and 1 mezzanine)in the lower tier of the crown. But that isnât necessarily new information either.
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Yep 
though it is a slightly misleading render since it doesnt show the louvered mechanical panels of the floors directly below.
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Lol I know that location very well. I always put my 4-ways for an âemergencyâ stop which entails taking a photo. Offers such a nice view. Industrial NJ and the City. I almost wish theyâd build some stairs on that section of the turnpike ground level up to a certain elevation⌠just so folks can get a unique perspective.
The Verrazanoâs is another one if your heading to Staten Island around mid-way in the bridge, be in the far right location, lower level. Hard to take a shot unless its slow slow traffic.
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