It's kind of a tiny addition, don't you think?
Any renderings?
A modernist (glass) addition to an early postwar (stone) base. The combined 21 storey boutique office building starts construction offering views at a prime location.
(Edited by Stern at 7:05 pm on June 2, 2003)
It's kind of a tiny addition, don't you think?
Any renderings?
Wow, I thought this building was just a stump, but it did have an upper portion:
640 Fifth
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What's the reddish tower behind it with the banded windows?
I like it. *I appreciate the traditional base (and prefer that on the more formal Fifth Ave). *Yet that the avenue *is surprisingly devoid of glass as opposed to, say, Park or Sixth Avenues. *
The Piaget BuildingQuote: from TLOZ Link5 on 8:29 pm on June 2, 2003
What's the reddish tower behind it with the banded windows?
The only way I know this is that I have this nifty map of the city that has building plots marked up with addresses. So I found 640 and looked at the plot just north of it, 650. Then skyscrapers.com's search does the rest.
I just happened across this map in my book shelf, does anyone know of an online source of such a map?
Thanks, tugrul. *BTW, that second pic you posted isn't showing up for me--at least not on this computer. *I know it's some kinda rendering of the new tower, but still...
Heh, I had originally saved it as a png... put up a jpg now, should work.Quote: from TLOZ Link5 on 5:38 pm on June 3, 2003
Thanks, tugrul. *BTW, that second pic you posted isn't showing up for me--at least not on this computer. *I know it's some kinda rendering of the new tower, but still...
I see it now. *Thanks.
Topped out, or close to it.
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Looks good.
An entire tower clad like that would be pretty nice, too.
Especially if it were several stories taller.
Hate to be the first post in eight years... but I like this addition. The glass is sharp.
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