do any white people actually like skyscrapers?
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Date: November 18th, 2025 11:42 AM Author: Glassy swollen range
They are fine, even cr for offices or hotels
I'm skeptical of them as residences
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Date: November 18th, 2025 12:51 PM Author: Glassy swollen range
Having spent an extended period of time in a skyscraper hotel, I kinda get it. Having a bar & restaurant right in your building is pretty fun. Tip your bartender well, talk to people. It can be very social in a way that eludes most of society these days.
In my imagination this works best when residences are combined in a building that also has a hotel. A Four Seasons, or a Trump Tower Chicago sort of thing. I'd want a certain mix of regulars & randoms. These newfangled Billionaires Row residence towers often claim to have bar/restaurant amenities but I have a hard time envisioning those spaces as being very lively.
The Steinway Tower has just 59 condos. They claim a bar/restaurant area but I can't see how those spaces could be very fun.
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