Architect Proposes 900-foot-tall ‘Sky Garden’ Condo For New York City - Ecofriend does a good write up addressing any comments i would add.
hilker: seriouslythough: soupsoup: anywherebuthere
I love this photographer. There is an entire flickr photo set of these called Wee Planets. Pretty amazing.
Source: thinslice
The reverse of the picture I posted yesterday. I work across from this Times Square wannabe.
Source: thinslice
antenna maintenance
via theduty
![peterwknox: inky: Manhattanhenge (by wlphoto). From Wikipedia:
Manhattanhenge is a semi-annual occurrence in which the setting sun aligns with the east-west streets of Manhattan’s main street grid. […] It applies to those streets that follow the Commissioners’ Plan of 1811 which laid out a grid offset 28.9 degrees from true east-west.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/Hxs1TBsQ49l4296pE3wznyS0_400.jpg)
peterwknox: inky: Manhattanhenge (by wlphoto). From Wikipedia:
Manhattanhenge is a semi-annual occurrence in which the setting sun aligns with the east-west streets of Manhattan’s main street grid. […] It applies to those streets that follow the Commissioners’ Plan of 1811 which laid out a grid offset 28.9 degrees from true east-west.
Source: inky
I love the Hearst Building.
New York City in Photo-Realistic 3D Now in Google Earth
Adding skyscrapers to anything is an improvement!
Rockefeller Center, New York (259 m)
Woolworth Building under construction, Manhattan, 1912
241 m
Woolworth Building through the clouds
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