Pretty cool. Now put 10 to 15 more 649 foot towers in a row and that Edgewater skyline would look pretty nice.
A. Nonymous
Having some height variations can make for a more interesting skyline.
Anonymous
Why does the height of these buildings have to end at 49ft? 1049ft, 649ft… so twelve more inches is supposed to be some kind of hazard to air traffic?
Anonymous
12 inches makes a difference
Anonymous
In more ways than one.
Anonymous
Thats what she said
Anonymous
Until she started talking smack about how much money I make.
Anonymous
The real measure
Anonymous
him too
Anonymous
I self-identify as a 12-incher.
Anonymous
let’s meet
Anonymous
LOL!
Anonymous
Fast Pace
Anonymous
Hope they’ve sold a few units.
Anonymous
I wish there was a master plan for this area that addressed the street level. Most of these towers sit on a parking pedestal providing no more than blank walls at the street, which is deadly for promoting pedestrian activity.
Anonymous
Whole lot of Uglytechtonica going on.
Anonymous
It would have look better upside down, and units on the setbacks could see for a higher premium with more terrace space. It isn’t even like this building cantilevers over the bay or anything.
Anonymous
It would looks better up side down, like the Art Deco buildings with the setbacks….this looks like a skyscraper that fell from another planet and landed in Edgewater
Anonymous
Building was designed for maximum livable space, based on ground square footage available.. it’s obvious based on design and garage.
Pretty cool. Now put 10 to 15 more 649 foot towers in a row and that Edgewater skyline would look pretty nice.
Having some height variations can make for a more interesting skyline.
Why does the height of these buildings have to end at 49ft? 1049ft, 649ft… so twelve more inches is supposed to be some kind of hazard to air traffic?
12 inches makes a difference
In more ways than one.
Thats what she said
Until she started talking smack about how much money I make.
The real measure
him too
I self-identify as a 12-incher.
let’s meet
LOL!
Fast Pace
Hope they’ve sold a few units.
I wish there was a master plan for this area that addressed the street level. Most of these towers sit on a parking pedestal providing no more than blank walls at the street, which is deadly for promoting pedestrian activity.
Whole lot of Uglytechtonica going on.
It would have look better upside down, and units on the setbacks could see for a higher premium with more terrace space. It isn’t even like this building cantilevers over the bay or anything.
It would looks better up side down, like the Art Deco buildings with the setbacks….this looks like a skyscraper that fell from another planet and landed in Edgewater
Building was designed for maximum livable space, based on ground square footage available.. it’s obvious based on design and garage.