Nice shot, they were installing panels like crazy this morning.
This entire 2 bay section on the “2nd” section will have terraces for the offices on these floors. After this 3rd section is completed, the residential floors should start.
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Modern technology is letting us revisit old school aesthetic. 
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Wow. This looks terrific. Reminds me a bit of 130 William but with a very different palate. Arched windows really change the aesthetics of a building, usually in an interesting way. But I hope it doesn’t become too much of a fad.
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Yes, it does seem to be a fad, more arched windows appearing around town then I have ever seen before.
I think 130 William started that fad… 
Just for fun… here an article - “arches are taking over the design world”… 
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Looks so nice!
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One from the other side!
Also, I just recently only now noticed that the first crane was taken down, very interesting. It never really made sense for 2 crane on this project, but im interested to know why they did what they did.
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Forgot to post this image yesterday that shows the upper setback of the 2nd tier to 3rd tier. This will be a “fairly” slim building. It’s actually about to pass 522 5th ave.
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Kind of a weird place for residential.
Gorgeous!!
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Good visibility today. Few months and this should be very apparent from this angle. Bank of America as a reference point (minus the spire).
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