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Looks more like the Chrysler Building
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Poor 3 Hudson Blvd, other than that it’s hard to imagine all of this will eventually be built up with a wedge park in between a canyon. The PABT’s tower 4 will rise to the north of Lyra and Silverstein’s development will rise north of that.
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Such a blight. I wish they could entirely clad the back with glass. I don’t think there will be a neighboring tower to block this view, because a park has been proposed directly behind it.
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I thought the recent news was also interesting since a park had never been proposed for that site and a commercial tower was supposed to rise on the rest of the site, blocking 450’s backside. But if the park does come through, I would hope that something is done as a straight wall of metal cladding won’t be that nice to look at from a park.
What WOULD be nice is if the owner trying to hold out the small building blocking Hudson Blvd E from continuing would SELL!
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It’s crazy that the space behind them where there’s nothing now will eventually hold some of the largest and possibly tallest skyscrapers in NYC
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I’d assume you’re talking about 418 11th Ave or even the PABT Tower 4 site? Really everything’s just a guessing game now. Both tower’s could be smaller than figures relating to them have mentioned or how they’ve been depicted (completely disregarding Affirmation Tower as a proposal).
No I’m specifically talking about the PABT towers. They should be rather large. Tho 418 should also be a rather large tower, depending on how the RFP is issued
Egh, that’s still kind of discretionary to whoever develops them and what ever the developers want to build with whatever market conditions they are dealing with, like I said, the towers could be smaller than figures have listed them as having since those were also mostly just study figures.
I mean, yeah. I’m just going off the figures we have.
Still pretty excited with all the development going on in this area.
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