There's at least one more floor of steel to go.
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caltrane74
Senior Member
I wonder if we'll see a christmas tree?
Ziggy
Active Member
Really? I would have thought they'd just add roof joists at the top of what's now there.
Ramako
Moderator
How high over the core will the steel go? And how high over that will the glass fins go (if they are still being built)?
Ziggy
Active Member
Will the steel will go higher than the core? I would have thought that the steel would stop short of the core height, so that the core sticks up slightly above the rest of the roof. That way people can take the staircase up to the roof.
I guess we'll find out over the next couple weeks.
I guess we'll find out over the next couple weeks.
caltrane74
Senior Member
No way the steel goes higher than the core.
However the glass fins may.......
However the glass fins may.......
Ziggy
Active Member
I thought the glass fins had been scrapped.
SP!RE
°°°°°°
American cities' skylines are packed full with PoMo.
UserNameToronto
Active Member
Mo>PoMo. I like the current design.
From my vantage point it looks like one floor of core still needs steel.
Filip
Senior Member
Expand your horizons and check out Asian cities.. Their main booms were in the tiger years of the late 80s early 90s with PoMo to match.
dt_toronto_geek
Superstar
caltrane74
Senior Member
Take a look at the tower from the south or the west sides. - You'll be in for a surprise.
whatever
Senior Member
Surprisingly few towers have stairs that go to the roof. For the ones that do the stairs are usually discontinuous with the core. Most buildings I've been on have had ladders and hatches.
khris
Senior Member
Tuscani is the one that said there would be no fins. If there are going to be fins maybe he is also wrong about the scrapped LED lighting?