Nice!
I got some street level shots as well.
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FAA submission for a tower crane: Obstruction Evaluation / Airport Airspace Analysis (OE/AAA)
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Interesting, crane height mentions 1119ft. Isn’t it a bit tall for a building that’s supposed to be 762ft?
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Yeah that does seem ridiculous and almost impossible for a crane to be that high at the top even with the boom sticking straight up. It only makes sense if this is based off of the old 963 ft design. I doubt it will go back to that height though.
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Is this faa listing accurate/up to date? I see a lot of 2016 dates on there which would make sense for when they were planning the taller tower.
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I don’t believe this particular form is up to date. While I was browsing the evaluation list, the heights were different.
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It will be great to see that blank concrete wall go away once this one goes up.
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A venture planning to develop a soaring condominium tower in Long Island City, Queens, has scored a $502 million construction loan for the 802-apartment project
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I couldn’t grab a pic because the train was coming but this should be moved to U/C. It’s at least 2 floors above ground now.
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Taken 11/2. About 3 stories up in the front, 2 in the back
From 44th Drive
From 44th Road (backside)
Views from the 7 train platform.
Right now it’s just peaking over the elevated platform, but pretty soon it will completely overshadow the station.
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Great pics! Been meaning to grab some but been busy. Crazy how Queens is about to get a new tallest.
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This is BEAUTIFUL
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