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NEW YORK | Nordstrom Tower | 541m | 1775ft 1795? | 92 fl | U/C [Rendering via New York YIMBY. From right to left, 53 West 53rd Street (under construction), 111 West 57th Street (under construction), One57 (mostly complete), and 217 West 57th Street.] Big news on the megatower front: New York YIMBY reports that the Nordstrom Tower, Extell's ginormous residential tower for 57th Street, will rise to a height of 1,795 feet. Not only would that would make it the tallest building in New York City, trumping One World Trade Center's iconic 1,776, but also the tallest in the country and the western hemisphere. YIMBY reports that between April and June of 2014, the Nordstrom Tower's design grew, with the height of the parapet (the top of the actual building) climbing from 1,478 feet to 1,530 feet, and the height of the entire thing—that includes the skinny spire, a.k.a. pinnacle—rising from 1,775 (just one foot shorter than 1WTC) to a whopping 1,795. Some caveats here: YIMBY doesn't cite a specific source, though past scoops have come from architects Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill. YIMBY also scored the first interior renderings of the megatower, which will have a flagship Nordstrom store at its base and tons o' condos up above, including a penthouse that may have the highest outdoor space in the city. Department of Buildings permits dictate various heights and floor counts that are less than the current report; for example, this one says 1,550 feet (20 feet taller than this version) and 88 floors. (The current iteration has 93 floors.) Remember, YIMBY warns, DOB filings don't actually have to reflect eventual reality. In fact, many megatowers (see 30 Hudson Yards) initially have paperwork on file that says they will be smaller than they actually end up being. "The tactic is not uncommon for high-profile projects," YIMBY's Nikolai Fedak writes. They "also do not account for anything above a building's roof height, so even the final job application figures could leave out the actual pinnacle height." In short, the specific numbers could change, but all signs point to a future in which a condo tower outstrips One World Trade Center of its "tallest building in New York City" title. Brace. STORY LINK: http://ny.curbed.com/archives/2015/05/11/will_one_world_trade_center_lose_its_tallest_building_title.php

And the imagination is running at 100 mph now

Such a stunner she is. I truly hope we get to see more work from her

^ Sure And a new case for my iPad

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People don't know of the such here

^ No she can't!!

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I've fallen again tiika

Such a beauty

^ Katchy I want now!

Candice Swanepoel was jealous of the attention Barbara was getting. Because she had the big contract and was already set up to be the next head angel she got her way with Ed and got Barbara kicked out.

My joints and muscles have been feeling oddly achy tonight and my energy levels are crap at the moment. I think I might be getting sick...I know this feeling all too well

Very interesting youtube links, thanks. I enjoyed watching them. It's the futuregate.. Somehow in Japan they are good at attracting people with machines...and people keep coming back for more, and more. I only see those type of machines here in the US (sometimes) at rest stops or amusement parks The place I went to did not have machines, it was self-serve but there was an option to get custom order. There were attendants that monitored the pic-ups of the plates. So instead, we went out for salad bar, sides, ribeye steak and bourbon pork chop... ^ Too bad I have absolutely no more room for food today or else I would throw myself at the screen this moment And glad you enjoyed those vidz sir I must say, the Japanese sure have a way of mastering the art of convenience at every letter of the word Even though vending machines are nothing new to almost everyone out there. The way they manage to put one on every literal corner speaks volumes about how integrated vending machines are in Japanese society. Plus I love the fact ANYONE can purchase beer out of their vending machines, literally. I'd be quite curious to see how that would work out here Oddly enough you need a "Taspo" card as it's called over there to purchases cigarettes due to age restrictions...go figure eh?

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