With lots of smoozing and leg work by me, I was given the opportunity to go up into Sacramento’s newest high-rise while it’s under construction, the U.S. Bank Tower. Once I got to the construction site, I put on a hard hat and walked to the material lift with the Project Superintendent for a ride up into the sky. After several stops allowing workers on and off the lift, we stepped off onto the 25th floor. When the lift operator opened up the gate to let us out I was awestruck by the sight. As I stood there on the sheet metal floor and looked around, I found myself grinning with the cool breeze blowing through and a view left that left me speechless. This view is truely incredible with no windows to get in the way. I was there when all the workers were on their lunch breaks, so I was able to walk around and check out much of the view from the top floor. I often found myself just gazing out and often forgot why I was there to begin with… to take photos. I took several shots, so enjoy the view from the 25th floor of the NEW U.S. Bank Tower.
Material lift
The 25th floor. Most of this space will be used as a grand
meeting and conference room... look at that view on
the left where huge windows will go. (faces have been
blurred as a request from the contractor)
Very cool! Def an opportunity a non-worker would get very often. Well done. You should have done a little schmoozing to get me up there too! Haha...just kidding. I'm sure it was hard enough to get yourself up there without any extra baggage.
ReplyDeleteThose are awesome angles and views. I love that blue glass.
easily your best work yet
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning! Your pictures are a great reminder of why urban life is so sweet.
ReplyDeleteAwesome photos, thanks for the post!
ReplyDeleteThey should keep the 25th floor open with no walls, just windows, as an observation deck.
The 6th photo makes the Renaissance Tower look so close you could reach out and touch it
ReplyDeleteExcellent! That's definitely an amazing view. Congrats on getting to be one of the first people to experience it. Good job!
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone... I know I was very lucky to get up there to get these shots. I'm really looking forward to when the tower feature is lite up on top... should be quite a sight.
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