The creator, acting as a guide, gives an update on the renovation of a 100-year-old skyscraper. He tours various locations, from the rooftop to the dilapidated interiors and grand lobby, explaining the history of neglect, the newly approved plans for apartments and public spaces, and the commitment to restoring its original Art Deco details, concluding with a dedication of the top floors to the public.
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We couldn’t have made it this far without you. That’s why we’re dedicating the top 4 floors of the Pittsfield Building to you as public space. With approval secured to repurpose this vacant giant into a living landmark, our journey is officially underway. Much more content to come!
Transcript
You helped save this 100 year old skyscraper. After ten years of neglect by previous owners, the city unanimously approved our plans to repurpose this abandoned giant into a living landmark. That means all the original nineteen twenties details are being restored like this one of a kind lobby. For the first time ever, the skyscraper's top four floors and copper crown will be open to the public. In the basement, this authentic nineteen twenties prohibition era speakeasy will be fully brought back to life. The rank atrium, once housed jewelers, watchmakers, and furriers, will once again be home to a place of commerce and community. The Tower Tower section, which once held the most doctors and dentists in the world, will soon be revitalized into over 200 apartments. From studios to three bedrooms, each apartment will be inspired by the building's original art deco craftsmanship. We've decided to dedicate these views to you as a public space because making this a private balcony should be a crime. No, all we need is a few $100,000,000.