It also happens that a pair of renderings of the shimmery tower appeared on the website of JLS Designs’ mixed-use portfolio. Though we know these weren’t available last we checked on the project, it isn’t altogether clear when the architects added these renderings to their design dock. Nevertheless, the renderings show two equally stunning renditions of the building: One depicts a glassy powder-blue Star Tower, shining in the gleam of daylight; the other, shows Star Tower glowing from within against a background of the midnight sky.
We’ve also caught whiff that CityLift Customized Parking Solutions will partner with Developer DNA to complete the tower with a 5-level, 2,000-square-foot parking lot. The fully automated parking lot will have spaces for 36 cars and aims to reduce construction costs and maximize basement space.
Completion, as of now, is slated for the fourth quarter of 2017, and we can already see from some shots taken last month that the tower has begun installing some of its glassy exterior. More details pending.
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