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June 28, 2004: Elevation floors 10, 11, and 12 looking Northwest
The Larkin Building was never built. It was proposed at the current site of the original Mc Graw Hill Building. The stunted building to the north of the original Met Life Building is originally enough the Met Life North Building.The Larkin building is the building to the north of it, it was never completed. I belive it also has the highest ratio of elevators to tenants/floors of any building in the city. There was an article on it years ago about how tenants rarely had to wait for an elevator because there were enough elevators and shafts built to accommodate the entire tower.
June 28, 2004: Elevation floors 10, 11, and 12 looking Northwest
EXCELLENT. This building is definitely going to be a landmark.
I was please to see the other day that the steel is rising. It's a few stories above the 6th floor (previously the building's top floor).
June 30, 2004: Diagrid construction begins at The Hearst Tower project site.
July 15, 2004: Node is fastened.
July 15, 2004: Workers prepare 14th floor node.
Catching pace:
July 16, 2004: “Y nodes” installed as The Hearst Tower project reaches an early milestone.
The node is fascinating.
Nice shots Stern. This should be a fun one to watch rise.
when were were the pictures made?
yesterday
cant wait to see the facade!
I love it! sooo glad this is real!
you can see the advancement of the construction of the building.
August 10, 2004: Concrete being poured on the 10th floor.
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