...continued from the old thread.
Here's a link to the old thread:
http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=426933
Here's a link to the old thread:
http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=426933
From my understanding you have to move your mouse point over the image (without clicking it) and a larger image would pop up in a matter of seconds.Can anyone find these pics from the RWN Site any bigger? Cuz I can't seem to be able to find a larger rendering.
Thanks...didn't work for me, maybe my browser.From my understanding you have to move your mouse point over the image (without clicking it) and a larger image would pop up in a matter of seconds.
The taller one is effectively 76 stories tall! This design would be fantastic for Baltimore, catipulting it into the 21st century. Too bad they're on hold.
I love these towers. Really, it's four towers and not just two. If built, surely, as these designs indicate, these two two towers would be the tallest in the city. I'm not sure if Pat Turner's 65 story tower would be taller. Maybe, but if so, not by much. From the renderings, it looks like these towers are well over 800 ft. tall. Might even be right at 900 ft. Just imagine if these two huge projects get built. Talk about changing a skyline.The taller one is effectively 76 stories tall! This design would be fantastic for Baltimore, catipulting it into the 21st century. Too bad they're on hold.
I love these towers. Really, it's four towers and not just two. If built, surely, as these designs indicate, these two two towers would be the tallest in the city. I'm not sure if Pat Turner's 65 story tower would be taller. Maybe, but if so, not by much. From the renderings, it looks like these towers are well over 800 ft. tall. Might even be right at 900 ft. Just imagine if these two huge projects get built. Talk about changing a skyline.
Amen. What's also interesting is that RWN would be investing in a neighborhood (if you can even call it that) that, on the face of it, doesn't have a lot going for it ... for the last several decades, it's largely been home to a few city offices, back-office bank operations, storage facilities, parking lots, and the southern terminus of the JFX. The scale of what's proposed wouldn't just change the skyline, it would change the "facts on the ground" in the neighborhood: there would be a thousand or so folks living where there were none before.[snip] Just imagine if these two huge projects get built. Talk about changing a skyline.
Just took care of it, Steven. I think those towers are going to get a lot of great feedback from forumers around the world. I think those designs are phenomenal. This is the first time we've had a design proposed that could just have easily been found in Dubai or Singapore. I'd love to see what other designs were proposed for the site. The crowning feature reminds me of Marina Tower in Beiruit:BTW, has anybody posted these proposals in the main forum high-rise "proposal" thread yet? It would be very interesting to see what people have to say about this.
How do cashiers know this stuff? From my experience, retail management like to keep all their employees in the dark and provide info on a need to know basis.more rumors about port covington... I went to Sam's Club down there today and asked the cashier if its true that their building was bought out... her response was that they were rental properties, and Sam's will not be re-newing their lease beyond January 2008... then she said something about hearing that condo's were going up in its place. Not sure how much this supports the rumor that trump was buying that land... but I think its enough to keep us salivating....
BTW, has anybody posted these proposals in the main forum high-rise "proposal" thread yet? It would be very interesting to see what people have to say about this.