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La Défense, Paris.
November 2016
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Not sure what the utility company is up to here, but this area has certainly changed. I've also posted a shot from a year ago for comparison. HSS!
It does not really look like top quality electronics, but I hope it serves its purpose. Seen on the construction site for the new Albula tunnel in Spinas, Engadin, Switzerland.
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This skyscraper rises 492.83 feet and has 45 stories. It has 121 condos and 238 rooms in a Hyatt Centric hotel. Condo prices start in the $800,000s to over $2 million with sizes from 1,501 to 2,964 square feet.
The project at 100 E. Las Olas Blvd. will also have 8,500 square feet of restaurants and retail on the ground floor, plus separate pool decks for the condo residents and hotel guests.
“We are seeing great demand for condos at this coveted urban address,” said Bob Vail, president of Kolter Urban. "Downtown Fort Lauderdale has emerged into a strongly desired destination offering a full array of lifestyle, economic and cultural diversity, employment, fine dining, world-class shopping and incredible performing arts venues. There is no doubt that 100 Las Olas will redefine the city’s skyline as well as redefine urban living in Fort Lauderdale.”
Kast Construction is the general contractor. It should finish 100 Las Olas in fall 2019.
Pinar Harris and Stefano Falbo of SB Architects designed the project, with interiors by Simeone Deary Design Group and Bob Martin of Decorators Unlimited.
“The project is hot because it is perfectly located in the heart of the city’s resurging arts and entertainment district," said Peggy Fucci, CEO of OneWorld Properties, the project’s condo broker. “Buyers are attracted not only to the beautiful residences and amenities but also to the fact they’ll be able to walk to Las Olas boutiques, restaurants, galleries, museums, events, and New River docks."
The developer acquired the 38,325-square-foot site in 2015 for $17.25 million.
By Brian Bandell – Senior Reporter, South Florida Business Journal
Mar 28, 2017, 6:02am EDT Updated Mar 29, 2017, 2:15pm
Credit for the data above is given to the following websites:
www.emporis.com/buildings/1302644/100-las-olas-fort-laude...
www.bizjournals.com/southflorida/news/2017/03/28/fort-lau...
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...another Condo.
Toronto boasts the largest number of Tower Cranes in North America at 240, far and away surpassing second place city Seattle with just 45.
Crossing the Mississippi River in Minneapolis. In the foreground is the 1883 Stone Arch Railway Bridge (now pedestrian), in the middle distance is the 100-year-old Third Street Bridge undergoing a two-year rehabilitation, and in the background you can just see the towers of the 1990 Hennepen Suspension Bridge.