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And that's not all folks Look what I just found on skyscrapercity, a proposal for a tower in the range of ~1800 feet. Keep in mind the pictures in the thread are just renderings of what a supposed tower would look like. http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=1691022

I'm not sure about you guys, but I'm looking forward to 53 west 53rd street, "Tower Verre". It remains an open lot still, since funding is still under dispute. It's also gone through series of design changes, and the latest design is not up to par with the original renderings, mostly because the height was reduced by a couple hundred feet.

Carnegie 57. Or One 57. It's a 1000 foot residential skyscraper near central park (tallest residential skyscraper in the U.S) It's still under construction, with most of the exterior complete. Originally I wanted to BAT this building a couple month back, but I've had some setbacks, and to be honest, I probably never will BAT it. So I'm happy you picked it up Parisian, this building is a soon to be NYC landmark (I hope). Although, Parisian, I think you should create more curvature on the tip of the building.

I speak for no one but myself when I say this, but I think it's a nice gesture, but doesn't necessarily serve any particular purpose and it certainly doesn't make it any better when you aren't exactly fluent in English, granted that's not your fault but still.

God I just cringe when I look through this thread to see how dumb I sounded and too think that was me only 2 years ago. Anyways, although I won't have any renderings readily available for some time since I'm trying to adjust myself to the 3Ds Max software; I wanted to make a reappearance to the NYBT sub-forum with this post. In case some of you are concerned with what I am working on at the moment, I'm recreating One 57 (Carnegie 57). A 1005 foot residential skyscraper 2 blocks from Central Park; the buildings itself is still under construction but by the time I even figure out all the miscellaneous tools of 3Ds max, its facade should be finished. This is the buildings invisioned facade http://img.ibtimes.c...2/28/210451.jpg http://www.architize...57-Hero-Day.jpg And this is it's current progress. http://www.flickr.co...in/photostream/ And just a bit of information, in case some of you don't know; during the Hurricane that hit late October in the Northeast of the U.S, the construction crane that collapse was the one off of this building, so it's construction has had a halt for some time.

Holy crap, pumping out BAT's like a machine gun!! I wish my Sim City was still playable.

Olympic Tower !!! I tried BAT'ing that but I'm not experienced enough with the Gmax program to make a good replica. I commend you for taking it up.

You can put some national flags if anything. But I simply looked up WTC lobby and found this if it'll help. http://static.flickr.com/85/249362061_9ca82d1883_o.jpg

I think it looks fantastic. I'm wondering how you're going to pull the fountain off. Also. there's a building that shares a city block with One Chase Plaza, will you be BAT'ing that as well? One last thing though, I feel like the windows are too small, in pictures they seem longer.

This is actually my creation, I don't think I'll be finishing it considering my Sim City 4 copy doesn't work anymore. But it was fun working on it lol. Lucky7's NYC creation is much better so go check his out.