The proportions of this thing are kind of crazy
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Looks just like in the renderings! 
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Good! Otherwise I’d be worried.
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How do they get that blue film off of the outside?
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I absolutely love when the skyscrapers cut through the clouds!
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Really nice vantage point.
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Yes, nice skyline view. Take those few tall skinny buildings, crowed them together, add about 50 more: and you have Hong Kong. Thank goodness for our NYC Zoning regulations for set-backs, and ‘air right’ requirements; that was some brilliant foresight by those city planners of yesteryear.
Air circulation, sunlight on the streets and inside buildings; and equally important is that great looking skyline we see here as a direct result of those same zoning regulations.
Great photos here: thanks.
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Imagine if they hadn’t repealed the 1916 zoning regulation in 1961 that paved the way for the massive box buildings.
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Thanks for the info: I am not really aware of that repeal of the zoning regulation. I am going to read up about that right now. 
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