NEW YORK | 80-100 Flatbush Avenue (Alloy Block) | 482 FT + 725 FT | 40 + 63 FLOORS

:musical_note: That great street…:musical_notes:

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The façade is going up. The materials and shapes resemble its sibling building down the block, but the scale is much more massive.

The cantilever is massive too.

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Oooooooo! Crisp!!

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quick update

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Weird — I like it.

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It’s sort of weird how “big” it looks since it only really accounts for maybe 1/9th or 1/10th of the entire floor plate. It’s definitely an optical illusion emphasized by it cantilevering so close to the roof of the structure below it.

Compared to the cantilever at let’s say Central Park Tower, which is bigger than this one, but it doesn’t appear so because its higher up and there is nothing immediately underneath it.

Great updates btw. :+1:

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Is it me or does that corner look strange?

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was gonna say that

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I like it. This might be a stretch but there is something about it that is structurally fluid, like the curved roof of a Buddhist temple. At least it creates that illusion for me a bit.

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Every viewpoint is valid! :+1:

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…or a face from Easter Island!

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I love that chamfered corner too! Great, bold design choice imo

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Agree, bold choice. I think they’re pulling it off
For me, it reminds me of the design of an octagonal watch (I know, it’s also a stretch).

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Who’s your dealer?

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Those hexagonal slotted screws are breaking my brain.

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