I made a time lapse of the construction over the last few weeks. Enjoy!

Time lapse of the second tower crane coming down yesterday:

Here's a time lapse of the crane going up.

Not from as long ago as some of the Then and Now pairs, but interesting to see the evolution all the same. 2020 (Top) vs 2014 (Bottom)

And here's the time lapse of the first crane to come down. Interesting that the white crane was used to take done some smaller pieces of the yellow crane. Anyone know why it couldn't be used for the whole process? (I presume a capacity constraint plays into it).

Looks like crane removal might be happening today (Thursday, June 25th). I've setup the time lapse camera.

One image taken on Tuesday the 23rd of June, the other on Wednesday the 24th. Derrick has been erected and the yellow crane has been lowered in preparation for removal this weekend (?).

The tower crane was taken down over the weekend, here's a time lapse:

They removed the crane today (April 11). I captured the whole thing and made this time lapse video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KRxrTHhV2sc

Taken This Morning Some shots taken this morning of the tower crane jib being lowered this morning: https://picasaweb.google.com/110499885490625339676/TrumpTowerDownWithTheCrane?authuser=0&authkey=Gv1sRgCOyp6ZnF7_fbAg&feat=directlink As an aside, can anyone point out how I can display...

Hey, first time poster, long time reader. Just took this shot of the spire going up. Cheers, enjoy.