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New San Francisco High Rise Combines Style, Energy Savings Newly released images of a high-rise residential tower in the heart of San Francisco show a twisting design that took its inspiration from the bay windows that were popular features of the city’s early houses, ArchDaily reported in August. MIRA Tower, as the building is known,…
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Otis Job in San Francisco Represents a Worldwide First Otis has been selected to outfit the new Oceanwide Center in downtown San Francisco (ELEVATOR WORLD, October 2016) with 53 elevators and escalators. It will be the first development in the world to use the Otis CompassPlus® destination-dispatch system, which will allow the elevators to “more…
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90-Story Mixed-Use Tower Would Be Denver’s Tallest New York City’s Greenwich Realty Capital intends to build a mixed-use tower of up to 90 stories and 1,000 ft. tall in Denver’s central business district (CBD), The Denver Post reported. Located at 650 17th Street, Six Fifty 17 would house condominiums, a hotel, retail and parking within…
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“Skyline-Altering” Tower Proposed in L.A. A tower urbanize.LA describes as “skyline-altering” has been proposed for a parking lot at 925 South Figueroa Street next to the newly renovated Hotel Figueroa north of Staples Center and L.A. Live in Los Angeles. The rectangular, glassy design for the 975-ft.-tall, 66-story Figueroa Centre is by architecture firm CallisonRTKL,…
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Mitsubishi Electric Riding High on L.A. Activity The construction boom in Los Angeles is resulting in significant work for vertical-transportation companies, including the Cypress, California-based division of Mitsubishi Electric, which recently installed or will install nearly 100 units in various projects downtown. Recently won contracts in the South Park area include the US$1-billion Oceanwide Plaza…
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