[W. K. Lis]

That concrete core is much, much more massive and stronger when one compares the core used in the old World Trade Center in NYC. Concrete not drywall around the stairs.

 

[Filip]

The WTC twin towers didn't have a concrete core. The majority of its support came from the outside load bearing walls - inside was just a steel mesh instead of a concrete core.

 

[Rascacielo]

Today: visible from north downtown

 

[Canadian Chocho]

Would love to see more murals around town like that one on the side of the Parkside Residence.

 

[Mr.Tang]

...each to his own. I find murals depressingly dated and small town.

 

[Contra]

...each to his own. I find murals depressingly dated and small town.

What's small town about a 24ish story mural? That's big city! We have tons of murals around San Francisco.

 

[Full Metal Junkie]

...each to his own. I find murals depressingly dated and small town.

So a giant grey weathered concrete wall is less depressing to you?

 

[raptor]

going up

 

[TheSix]

...each to his own. I find murals depressingly dated and small town.

I find this comment dated and small town.

 

[Miscreant]

Good lookin' stump.

 

[Filip]

LOL - imagine something happens and this gets frozen in stump mode...

 

[ptbotmpfn]

Is that the start of a diamond shape I see ?

 

[ChesterCopperpot]

Is that the start of a diamond shape I see ?

I doubt it - it's too early for that

 

[raptor]

Is that the start of a diamond shape I see ?

Yes it is!

 

[heatscore]

I was struggling to see what you guys were talking about, but I think I see it now. The newly constructed floor (on the right of the last photo) has a little addition that protrudes slightly from the edge. It looks like it will lead up to the apex of one of the diamond facets. Neat.

Is that the start of a diamond shape I see ?

Yes it is!