Finally. Talked to a Clayco employee btw. Needless to say, there was in fact a huge delay in the metal paneling. It should be done by now. Apparently a disagreement between an engineer and a manufacturer.framer wrote: ↑Mar 27, 2020Looks like they're installing the corrugated panels on the top tier, west facade.
Looks like the move-in dates have been bumped out by about a month (3 weeks for the top floors). The website now shows:sc4mayor wrote: ↑Jan 13, 2020It also looks like the floors will lease a bit staggered. 7-14 will be available by July 15th, 15-27 on August 17th, and 28-36 on September 7th.
Are you doing ok? Sincerely asking because you've really gotten pessimistic in recent posts, almost in a way where it reads that you're hoping for these projects to fail.hebeters2 wrote: ↑Apr 03, 2020Much of this will not be rented
Where are the tenants coming from and with what money to rent in this tower of babel??
What's with the Tower of Babel reference? Just because of the geometric design?hebeters2 wrote: ↑Apr 03, 2020Where are the tenants coming from and with what money to rent in this tower of babel??
You know I didn’t think to do that I gone there mostly to take spring flower shots while there was still a chance. Other than that the building is looking greaturbanitas wrote:^Thanks for the photos. You didn't happen to get a zoomed-in shot of the "articulated" metal panels by any chance, did you?
It's hard to tell from the first image whether or not that is the finished product...but there seems to be a lot of color variation between individual panels and the seams between them are much more visible than expected.
