The elevator doors snap shut behind Otto Solis and his fellow ironworkers. With a quick shudder, gears kick in for a rattling 90-second ascent through the concrete structure rising at the corner of Wilshire Boulevard and Figueroa Street in downtown Los Angeles.
The men huddle in the confined space. Wearing hard hats, bandannas, kneepads and gloves, they look like gladiators ready to fight.
— latimes.com
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I walked by this yesterday. At this point it's just a tall, slender concrete core, maybe 20-25 floors or so, rising from the center of a huge empty site... waiting for all that building that's coming. It's a striking scene.
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