I believe they started with the third tower
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I like the look of those metal panel sections. The ‘punch’ windows is good choice; much better than the floor-to-ceiling glass. The interiors will have plenty of good light/views - yet have that sense of a ‘walled-separation’ between the exterior/interior.
I never quite understood the appeal of those glass-box buildings: the aesthetics on the exterior is unsightly, and all-that-glass on the interior is not great either. IMHO
They are getting this one right: form, function AND solidity. The all important Vitruvian Triad. 
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I’ve always wondered why the 3rd tower doesn’t look like the other 2, it’s very strange. Like all the money/design effort was put into the 1st two and the last one was just thrown together.
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City Of Bridges by AAcerbo, on Flickr
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These have come out very nice. I especially appreciate that effort was made to hide any mechanical bulkheads (the scourge of many otherwise decent buildings). I only wish all filler buildings were this nice, especially along the waterfronts.
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too short for prime waterfront real estate. Should be twice as tall
Williamsburg just doesn’t stop getting fancier and fancier…