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How'd you know there was a shoreline there, without an "explanation"? How does that affect the quality of the art?

Photo by Agent Smit at SSC: One Bloor East by Agent Smit.., on Flickr

I wouldn't call Times Square suburban.

By caltrane74: Untitled by caltrane74, on Flickr

Exaggeration much?

Anybody know what will happen to those other stores? They're going to be redeveloped?

I love the red brick, less the EIFS. Is not that bad now that they installed the clock. I would like to see it at night with the light fixture.

Yeah I'm completely agree, love that shot (taken from the FCP I guess). Just imagine the gap between Yorkville and NYCC filled with mid-rises.

It's a new standard in New York City too.

^ No need to be sorry, really nice pics! Also, seems like they've already start cladding the top of the taller tower. Thought they would wait for the completion of the swiss-cheese top.

Love all these pics! :) Thanks a lot guys, can't wait to see the blue glazing glass on the southwest corner.

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Give us a break.

Never heard about that! Are you talking about this proposal? EDIT: never mind, I just checked the other thread. Pics from www.urbanstrategies.com

^ Mine was a genuine curiosity :) Since I see this happening every night I was wondering if is actually permitted.

What I should do if I catch a bus driver stop for pick up a coffee?

^ Call me weird but all these slabs are OK for me, expecially the two in the first pic :p

Even with all the current project U/C, the CBD will still be more dense than Southcore.

No, the optimistics simply don't post so much like the pessimistics do. At least I don't keep ranting my disappointment about this development in every post. :) Oh, and I'm not sure what you mean with "design-build turkey", but I'm assuming you haven't see really bad-design buildings around the...

^ We got a pessimistic here. Isn't the upper portion of the tower for non-residential use?