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I'm not sure about that, I don't think they change until 49.

It's not. Fabricland will now be moving into the space from next door when the building is complete in 2028...

Great shots and observations jer 1961, your work is much appreciated!

Quite possibly, the variable is how long will the mechanical levels take? It was just under four months for the first ones, albeit over the holidays. Hopefully now that they've done it once it will be quicker...

I believe the walls and columns they poured on 7/14 are for the 34th floor, so yes, they are now forming the slab for 35.

Corner scaffolding on the mechanical level is starting to be removed...

I read it as you receive an invitation to view the art, and you also get to look out the window while you're there. Nothing like an observation deck. But hey, one of us is correct... :)

I would characterize it less as an observation space and more as a small gallery that an invited guest may also look out the window and enjoy the view. The floorplans for 79-84 are like the lower levels with 10 units per floor, so relatively small spaces. The floor plan for 79 even set aside one...

SkyBuild elevators going in. Another milestone!

Open in time for the holidays (Nov/Dec) seems possible…

I think it’s fantastic that we get such frequent and up close documentation of the rise of this building, I will continue to enjoy it no matter how long it takes. 😊

I’ll take the over… 😉 🥃

12 days per floor (slab+walls) and at least double that for the mechanical and transitional floors before and after them makes it more like December 2025 by my calcs. Any 1 day improvement per floor is worth about 2 months assuming 60 floors to go…

Since the mechanical levels (17&18) I have them averaging 8 days for the slabs and 4 days for the walls, and they've definitely been starting to pick up the pace...

Crazy amount of effort that goes into the construction of this building seemingly compared to other projects.

Nope, six more to go.

A little sad as this crawls past eye level of your perch, but much to look forward to as corners are completed, and curtain wall installed, and lights turned on…

It’s one very high open space, but counts as two floors. The first hotel floor is the third floor.

They’re pouring walls again?

The traffic lights are different, clearly seconds apart. 😉