Talk:Chrysler Building

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sections are mainly unsourced fan-based speculations and cannot be on Knowledge - GA nominators are quite particular about this. Also, the section already explained that the Chrysler Building has expressed in various mediums already, so I feel there's non-a-need to add specific appearences of the building. And what about yourself? Not that I have pointy iron fingers or offending you in anyway, I didn't even see you doing any constructive and knowledgable edits to the article like what I just did. Did you? You know in my point of view, you were just reverting my clean up edits and nothing else.

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floors seems like it should either go after the (now) third para of Architecture, which expands on the Art Deco via lighting and shape explanation, or better, go above, into the history section, as it actually seems more relevant to the building's ingteractions with the city, and with changing technology. The Architecture section ought to focus on the design elements, not the later uses, which the history section otherwise does nicely. So essentially, a paragraph to subsection trade, I suppose.

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Does anyone think the the popular culture section could be relocated to a new article? I mean, if an article describing the Chrysler Building's appearances in pop culture was created, there would be more room to add the buildings appearances in films, TV shows, video games, books, ect. After all, the

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The "embed" boolean of the NRHP infobox is apparently not compatible with the skyscraper infobox. I've therefore removed the NRHP box from being inline with the skyscraper box and placed it separately below. This change also required moving the architecture detail image from right to left. I'm new to

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Daimanta allowed for other input on the GA Nom page... so here's some thoughts. It seems as though the 'Design Beginnings' ought to be in with the architecture, as that would seem to mate well with the explanation of included Art Deco elements seen in the 'Architecture' section. The uses of the upper

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instead of the usual point form. If you look through the history of this article, there were alot of pop culural depictions of the Chrysler Building in films and games, but those were unsourced and very fan-based speculations - and some of them very minor and uncyclopedic. So I removed all of them or

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When searching for "Reynolds Building" (the building's original name), "Reynolds" "building", or even "Lexington" "Forty-second" "building", no contemporary sources record the building's groundbreaking as having occurred on that date. Nor did they report the news the day afterward. This is extremely

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Yes please. I recall seeing a documentary TV programme about this beautiful building and I understand it is absolutely stunning inside. I've never been to New York but I consider from the photos and documentary that I have seen that the Chrysler building is my favourite building in the world. It's

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I have deleted the statement "Chrysler Building is still the tallest brick building in the world." as erroneous and misleading (and absurd), implying that the brick is load-bearing. While the CB has bricks, the vertical load bearing system is steeel frame, not brick. Since the CB has some wood also

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I am thrilled to see all the attention that the Chrysler Building receives. My great grandfather, Ralph Squire, was the Structural Steel engineer on the bldg. My father used to tell stories about going to the site with his father (the 'son') to test each piece of strutural steel before it was used

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You know, great minds think alike. :) Thanks for the headsup, I was thinking of shifting sections too. I do not know who wrote the Architecture section, but it sure needs clean up. I've done alot for the History, so yes, I'll see what I can do to incorporate the sections over as you have mentioned.

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Those books I got from the library aren't helping as much; they only expresses the writer's POV of Chrysler (it also shows he/she doesn't have a dime clue about the building), states no particular source and nothing else, and vast talking nothing but about NY politics... :( Anyway, I've managed to

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I does have brick which can be seen up near the Eagles in closeup photos, but the ESB is ALSO brick and in the late 60's on the 86th floor observatory was a glass display case with a brick inside it. It said the architect ordered 10 million brick, and this one brick was what was left over. This is

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1063 Feet tall, but this is due to a 79 communications antenna which was added in 1957. So when the Chrysler surpassed the Eiffel in 1930, It was the first man-made structure of any sort to exceed 1000 feet in height. Please see the introduction and Events sections of the Eiffel Tower Article for

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You obviously don't know a dime about proposing of a specific -and- concise subject in mind in an article's Talk Page, rather than just saying "Falcons" simply expecting someone to know what your mind is thinking. Now that you have intelligently defined what they are, they're not falcons, they're

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Hey I've managed to add sources. However for that NYTimes source, I'm not too canny sure about that... I don't really know much about those stakeholders and business dealings though. However for that infobox, I can't use a wikimarkup to add a source or modify the box. Therefore at the end of the

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Anyway, well is not that I do not acknowledge your edits but I would like to know how is it and in what way adding the building's portrayal in games, and etc makes such a good encyclopedic revelance to the article? I did what I can do nominate this article to GA status. Most of these Pop culture

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Well I don't know how is it that you found me ignorant of the edits and managed to "quote your own words". (No really, I really have no idea you were thinking that way. Neither was I thinking that way either), I have no time for such guessing games; not that I mean to offend you in anyway, but I

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Disemboweling the section makes the article less interesting, less involving, less encyclopedic. Saying "People can see it in some places" and no more is dry and boring. Giving select examples brings the reader into the subject, gives her or him something with which to identify, and makes it a

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is a source where you need clearance for. Since I don't have that clearance the authors of this article are responsible for that source. If it's possible to use an open equivalent of this source it would be appreciated but I don't hold it against the nomination if this isn't the case. Regards,

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The triangular inserts in the crown were in fact not used for many years until they were turned on again in the 1980s. (I distinctly remember their novelty.) At the time, it was said that the lights had been turned off during WWII, but that the switch had been forgotten and only recently been

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Gee I was thinking of those too you know... I knew something was amiss... I do not know who added those sources, but forums aren't allowed as sources. And yeah, I will manage to find some new and reliable sources. Thanks for the headsup nevertheless! I'll edit them tomorrow... It's 12am

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which supports no fewer than 11 statements in the article, is now a dead link. From the looks of the URL, it must have been a student's Powerpoint presentation for a class. I have no intention of logging on to fix it, but one of this article's regular caretakers really ought to.

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Wasn't the building knocked over in the Cloverfield movie? And for what it's worth, in the continuity of Marvel Comics, the entire building has gained sentience and mobillity. It's been convinced to keep a low profile. (World War Hulk: Aftersmash: Damage Control #2-3)

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My policy is this; No source, no add, simple as that. In this case, the Pop Culture section doesn't cite sources. As I read through the entire section, I see nothing but fan-based trivia like content. Knowledge isn't a fun station - It's a place of learning and true

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It seems like I'm the only one doing all the editing... What happened to everyone else? Looks like its only just you and me :) Anyway, I borrowed some books from the library. See if I can find any source of the interior spaces and architectural features.

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No Chrysler inteneded to move his headquarters to the building but never did, it maintained small offices there for awhile though, but it was really only a monument to Chrysler and never functioned as a headquarters or important office space for Chrysler

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I've read elsewhere online that there is a rumor that the highest point in the Chrysler Building is a bathroom. I'm not sure there's any truth to it, but is the rumor itself worthy of inclusion, simply to dispel it should people come looking?

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Someone wrote this infobox in HTML. I've removed it because it doesn't quite fit anymore with the addition of the template-based standard skyscraper infoboxes, but I felt guilty so I moved it here in case it's ever useful to someone.

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I'm trying to disambiguate for the term "gallery," and this article was on the list. Unfortunatley, none of the links on the dab page seem to match what's needed here, as I assume the top floor used to be a viewing gallery, not an

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I'm not sure InterMedia's one floor even warrants mention under "Tenants", but certainly not under "Property". And by the way "Property seems like an odd name for that section ... although I can't think of one that seems right.

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I added a third picture to the history section to allow people to view the Chrysler building and its surroundings. Most pictures are just of the building itself and others can't really see what is next to it. Hope this is ok!

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They're obviously falcons. Get out your audubon. Haha thank Jesus the one true God that wikipedia is still the place for obnoxious condescending geeks who go around highlighting the word "I" like they did something useful.

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break up the Architecture section... Perhaps my great work was the crown ornamentation. If I have more sources, I will add the interior section later. Also, the only thing I need to further cite is the broadcasting section.

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It's truly a fantastic building. If you ever find some old pictures of the early days of the building, its construction, or the builders, it'd be great if you could upload them and share them with the world!

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In contrast these are ornamental appearances in the architecture of the Chrysler Building and as also defined elsewhere in the article. There are a total 8 steel constructed replicated eagles graced around

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Hello, I will be the GA reviewer for this article. If there are any questions whatsoever do not be hesitant to ask them. Any questions can be left on this talkpage or on my user talkspace. Regards,

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Why doesn't the word FALCON show up even once on this page? Not even on the discussion? It's one of the most unique features of the whole thing! I'll upload a picture if y'all want. Here:

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Could a seprate page be created to contain the uses of the Chrysler Building in its appearences in tv shows, movies, books, video games, and whatever else? I'll give some examples below. --

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I'll put it under the history section if there's anything that has got to do with the timeline of the building. Finally, I got the help I need, I can't be doing all the editing work! :)

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in addition to the steel frame, construction materials included 62,000 cubic yards of concrete; 200,000 cubic feet of Indiana limestone and granite, which comprised most of the exterior

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Does anyone know if you can still walk into the lobby and have a look around? When I was there in June 2001, you could, but I imagine security has been tightened somewhat since then --

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Ok, the article has been promoted to GA status. I would like to thank the authors of this article and the people who fulfilled my requests for making this a good article. Regards,

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don't usually attack or hit anyone so far - that isn't my style in Knowledge - and I'll never do such a thing for my first try either. Life has better meaning than doing debates.

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that describes not only its history and architecture in great detail. These do not mention a September 19, 1928, groundbreaking date (or rather, any groundbreaking date at all).

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unusual for a building of the Chrysler's stature, given the fact that it was already slated to be the world's tallest building at the time. It is even more unusual since there

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Agreed. I will give a few cultural depictions and (good) examples of the Chrysler Building depicted in literature, famous films and certain games. I will base on the format of

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What struck me most when I saw the CB was the lobby interior. As I recall it has striking huge dark panels of labradorite on the walls. Could someone upload a photo of this?

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Also, it is best if the entire inforbox has one source. I have seen some technical ones for this page, so it's probably pretty easy to take the best one from them. Regards,

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I thought the Chrysler Building is made out of steel and metal, not brick. Even it is was made out of brick, the ESB will still tower over it. Can someone fix this?

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Agree with your action. "Edits" by the IP users add nothing to the article, which is about a iconic building and not a adjunct to science fiction fantasy. Regards,

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IPs will keep pouring with alot of unsourced info unnecessarily. This time round, all cultural depictions will be sourced and throughly fact checked by me.

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I've uploaded images of the mural located in the ceilings of the lobby. They were taken by a friend that was in NYC and visited the CB. They can be found

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If an article about the Chrysler Building's appearances in popular culture does get created, I'll be happily obliged to help out with the article. --

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pop culture section that is already on the article can't hold too much information without making the article look ridiculously too long and messy.

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Also, it's probably a smart idea to move the gallery section down. It breaks up the article and I don't think that's the idea of a gallery section.

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Absolutely agree with Epicgenius's actions above, although we are likely to have further problems with offensive, unregistered IP editor. Regards,

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The Chrysler Building page itself says: 58.4 m. Now, which is it? Or is the 58.4 m including some length which isn't visable from the outside?

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have all gotten the treatment of having popular culture articles, so why can't the Chrysler Building have a popular culture article as well?

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Most Google results for this date either quote Knowledge or are Knowledge mirrors. One of the few not-suspicious-looking search results is

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You can in fact walk into the lobby during working hours on the weekdays. There are tours of the building during OpenhouseNYC each year (

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Also, there is a picture with a view out from one of the 'triangular windows' from 2006. So, at least someone has been able to go there.

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The section doesn't seem that large, I would also think that "appearances in pop culture" would be mostly non-notable trivia anyway. -

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You can in fact walk into the lobby during working hours on the weekdays. There are tours of the building during OpenhouseNYC each year.

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I say, cut out anything which is not definately about the CB. that would exclude 'looks like' and 'inspired by' and 'in the background'

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The above was added to the article today, but... according to Knowledge's list of the world's tallest buildings, the Chrysler Building

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plenty of news coverage about such matters as the building's secretly-constructed spire and its opening, as well as such matters as

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Well I'm definately not going to argue with you or challenge our perceptives, I have better student material things to do right now.

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As for the gallery, I don't know who placed it there, but alright; I'll move it to the bottom - Seems to be better at the bottom!

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I would additionally be interested to know if someone in NY would advise, is it still possible to visit and tour the building ?

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When the building first opened, it contained a public viewing gallery on the 71st floor, which was closed to the public in 1945.

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The Eiffel Tower's height at the time of the Chrysler Building's completion is the first key thing to determine. According to

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Excellent work. If you cite the broadcast section it will be surely of GA quality. If that's done I will promote it. Regards,

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just amazing. It would be terrific to see photos of the excellent interior if someone has the means to obtain and post them.

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Actually, when the chrysler building passed the Eiffel Tower, The tower wasn't over 1000 feet tall yet. The Eiffel Tower is

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This is a bit vague. Can somebody clarify this? Maybe giving an example where this building features prominently? Regards,

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Yes! Please give us a better photo of this wonderful building (about the only piece of New York that I'd steal and put in

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https://web.archive.org/20121025172006/http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aACZuFPo8cf8&refer=home

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In keeping with the article's status as a Good Article, I removed the unsourced "In popular culture" section temporarily.

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And having said that, I hope that you're not suffering from a bad cataract; it's stated clearly black and white under the

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There are several books that talk about the Chrysler Building's architecture and construction at length, as well as a

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There is a modern model of the Chrysler Building from New York in Chicago. Does anyone know what the name of that is?

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The Empire State Building is composed of 60000 tons of steel, 200000 cubic feet of Indiana limestone and granite,

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Would anyone like to improve this photo? I have a lovely full colour photo of the building lit up at dusk. -

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editing so if anyone else has a better solution to the infobox bug, please feel free to improve... Thanks.

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I feel that the interior lacks a deal of attention. Can this be brought forward a little bit more? Regards,

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Alright now, it's a long and hard breaking labour to clean up the article... Now go give it a GA status! :)

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I have removed the erroneous statement that the Chrysler Building is not the second tallest tower in NY.

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All of it seems mostly trivia and not in itself notable. Unless someone responds, I'll be bold and edit

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I was unable to turn up anything on Google, but I wonder if someone else has a good reference for this.

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Various unciteable sources claim the building is mostly, if not totally vacant but for a few tenants.--

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in the construction. The architect, Van Allen, was my grandfather's cousin. Nancy Squire-Robinson

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There is no other mention about it. But someone wrote in the talk page section "lobby" this text:

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Eiffel Tower's height in 1930 was 312.27 m / 1,025 ft to "to of flag", but only 984 ft to "roof".

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In your ignorance, you're quoting my own words to me as justification for damaging the article.

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I've noticed that people always excuse their disemboweling of articles by saying "I'll be bold."

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I've checked the urls. Substituted some. And the ppt presentation I have decided to remove it.

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Well, I dont know about Cloverfield, but it was definitely destroyed in Godzilla (1998).

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Does anyone know how long the Chrysler Corporation was actually housed in the building?

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http://www.constructioncompany.com/historic-construction-projects/empire-state-building/

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when exactly the Chrysler overtook the Woolworth Building to become the world's tallest

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Thus, I've removed the claim that the building broke ground on September 19, 1928. –

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Just tell me when you're done and you have helped creating another GA page. Regards,

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Eagles that adorned the machine age and parts of the Chrysler Automobiles in the 30s.

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for further details. I shall take this down after the demo is finished. Thanks. -

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At one point 3000 construction workers were working on the tower simultaneously.

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And last but not least, proof that the ESB contains almost 300% more bricks;

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and the spire can be seen lying underground in the ruins of Old New York.

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Finally! Some recognition! Do I get some kind of reward? Joking... :)

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lying in the street after the Nazi German air raid on New York City.

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Does anyone know what companies are tenants in the building?

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