^ I'm a big fan of the such as well But I also LOVE the mix of steel, glass, and concrete

Transbay Terminal: The Grand Central of the West | San Francisco - PROGRESS UPDATE

The tower is officially a go!

Landmarks Approves Changes To Dime Savings Bank, Paving Way For Brooklyn’s Tallest Tower At 340 Flatbush Avenue Extension

http://newyorkyimby.com/2016/04/land...extension.html

New York's current skyscraper boom...

30 Hudson Yards - Manhattan Tower | 387m | 1268ft | 73 fl | U/C

35 Hudson Yards | 308m | 1009ft | 72 fl | U/C

3 Hudson Boulevard | 320m | 1050ft | 66 fl | U/C

3WTC (175 Greenwich Street) | 329m | 1079ft | 80 fl | U/C

One Manhattan West | 303m | 995ft | 67 fl | U/C

125 Greenwich (22 Thames St.) | 305m | 1001ft | 91 fl | U/C

111 W. 57th St. - Steinway Tower | 438m | 1438ft | 80 fl | U/C

Central Park Tower | 541m | 1775ft | 95 fl | U/C

Tower Verre - 53W53 | 320m | 1050ft | 77 fl | U/C

520 West 41st Street | 335m | 1100ft | 106 fl | Prep

45 Broad Street | 335m | 1099ft | 86 fl | Prep

50 Hudson Yards | 326m | 1068ft | 62 fl | Demo

One Vanderbilt Place | 462m | 1514ft | 64 fl | Demo

340 Flatbush | 325m | 1066ft | 73 fl | App

Opening May 20th

Hudson Yards Phase I

30 Hudson Yards

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=549787

10 Hudson Yards 

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=1632141

35 Hudson Yards

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=1656022&page=21

15 Hudson Yards

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=1632141&page=4

50 Hudson Yards

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=1667039

55 Hudson Yards

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=1517269

Hudson Yards Phase II

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=1816021

SAN FRANCISCO | 181 Fremont | 244m | 802ft | 54 fl | U/C

*CONSTRUCTION STATUS UPDATE*

World Trade Center Construction Time-Laps

Gensler unveils skyscraper design for site of Calatrava's ill-fated Chicago Spire...

"The aim of the design was not just to pen a very tall tower, but to explore the untapped mixed-use possibilities of the prominent site. Gensler Principal and Chicago office Design Director Brian Vitale explains, "Our solution was to create an anti-tower, one that was not designed purely as an object to look at but rather one that is engaging at different scales to the entire city, one that would welcome newcomers as it simultaneously embraces locals."

While Mr. Calatrava’s Spire was condominium only, the mixed-use concept presented by Gensler not only opens the space up for the enjoyment of more people, it can also be far more financially lucrative. This trend is already seen in New York’s Empire State Building which today brings in more revenue from its observatory than all of its commercial tenants combined. Chicago’s AON Center, the city’s third tallest building, is also reportedly considering the addition of an observatory for this very reason.

More information here: http://chicago.curbed.com/2016/6/3/1...-gateway-tower

Click below for detailed render...

HERMITAGE PLAZA, Paris, La défense. 2017-2021

>> http://www.hermitage.fr/ipad/fr/plaza/lifestyle/photos.html

^ Ah yes, I remember following this project a few years back Here are a few more shots of the base area

LOS ANGELES | Wilshire Grand Center | 335m | 1100ft | 73 fl | U/C  *UPDATE*

Rendering of the finished spire below which is currently being painted in the

state of Nebraska for delivery to the city of Los Angles soon!

SAN FRANCISCO | 181 Fremont | 244m | 802ft | 54 fl | U/C *CONSTRUCTION UPDATE*

Wilshire Grand has officially topped out this morning at 1,100 feet.

SAINT PETERSBURG | Lakhta Center | 463m | 1517ft | 86 fl | U/C  *Current progress update*

1200 South Indiana gets a permit for 792 apartments in the South Loop

https://buildingupchicago.com/2016/10/15/1200-south-indiana-gets-a-permit-for-792-apartments-in-the-south-loop/

Plus construction is well underway for our new Vista Tower!!

^ Ah yes, I've been keeping an eye on this project for the past 2 year, nice to see her finally move on up! Below is more info about this beautiful project

Height: 349m (1144ft)
Floors: 93
Location: 375 E Wacker
Architect: Jeanne Gang(studio gang)
Developer: Magellan Development Group, and Wanda Group

"The developer behind Chicago’s planned 95-story Vista Tower recently confirmed that over a quarter of the building’s ultra-luxury units have found buyers, reports the Chicago Tribune. According to Magellan Development’s National Marketing Director Jim Losik, no less than 110 of the Vista’s 406 condominiums are now under contract. The recent news comes on the back of last month’s report by a Hong Kong-based new outlet that roughly $200 million worth of real estate in the Studio Gang-designed supertall sold since March.

While the latest figure includes an undisclosed number of the Vista’s full-floor "Sky Residences" which occupy floors 71 through 91 and start at $9 million, there’s been no official word if the tower’s $17.4 million two-level penthouse has secured a purchaser. The Windy City continues to enjoy a record level of foreign investment and the Vista project has acted as nothing short of a lightning rod for overseas buyers — drawing clients from places such as mainland China and Hong Kong.

In addition to world-class residential amenities, a 191-key Wanda-branded luxury hotel with occupy the tower’s lowest 12 floors. Dalian Wanda Group, China’s largest real estate developer, has partnered with Chicago-based Magellan Development on the estimated $1 billion project. Though a four-year construction timeline was previously quoted, the Tribune article puts the expected delivery date of the 1,186-foot-tall Lakeshore East skyscraper at late 2019. The developer hopes to begin construction either this month or next."

Interior shots:

@RIP_Cabrini_Green here is another gorgeous tower that will be going up with-in a year

CHICAGO | Wolf Point South | 300m+ | 984ft+ | 70 fl | Pro

RIVER NORTH — The second of three skyscrapers planned for Wolf Point will break ground early next year — and it's got a new look.

Wolf Point East, the second high-rise coming to the $1 billion mega-development at the confluence of the north and south branches the Chicago River near the Merchandise Mart, will rise 66 stories and include 707 luxury apartments when it opens in 2019, one of its developers announced Thursday.

The announcement follows the opening of Wolf Point West, a 46-story apartment tower that opened in January. Construction of the new tower is expected to begin in early 2017.

“We are extremely excited about the opportunity once again build in such a great city,” Mike Stotz, president of the AFL-CIO Investment Trust Corporation, one of the Wolf Point project's developers, said in a statement. "Wolf Point East will not only be another beautiful addition to Chicago’s skyline, but it shows what can be done when labor invests in itself.”