I was wondering where you went. Havent seen any updates from you for a long time. I assumed you moved offices outside the city. Will you be back to the city eventually?
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I live in Westchester, but Iâm working in-house in Westchester now too, so I donât even go to court in the city
These days, I go in on rare occasions to the museums with my kids.
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From Relatedâs website:
http://www.relatedsales.com/luxury-condominiums/coming-soon/nyc/515-west-18th-street
WOODROW WILSON!
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Great find. 
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Thanks, amigo!
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One of the neat things about the excavation process is the âarchaeologicalâ aspect. At this site, theyâve uncovered the brick foundations of two enormous gas tanks that date back to at least 1852. Also, the precolonial shoreline ran through here, and Iâm hoping to see evidence of the early fill which was evident when they excavated for the condos to the north of the site.
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Thatâs amazing! Iâm glad it was documented
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looks like things are in full swing.
New York en travaux perpétuels by gaelle et arnaud, on Flickr
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Fantastic!
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Heatherwickâs about to blow everyoneâs mind on the HL 
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This is going to be amazing
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Beautiful!
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I liked the original design better.
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I thought the color of the window frames were supposed to be gold or bronze? Quite darker than the renderings visualized. Maybe itâs just the overcast skies, but definitely a darker material.
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I prefer the darker material. I think thatâs what was planned all along. The renderings just showed it in sunlight.
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They used a composite material and painted it to simulate bronze. Possibly just for the mockup. The actual color doesnât really show in the photos.
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