A new day, a new plan. NBC reports that Rob Hamburger, the chief engineer at San Francisco's ever-more-leaning Millennium Tower now wants to sink far fewer support piles to bedrock.
Previously:
In a questionable move, homeowners of the leaning Millennium Tower sideline an outside analyst
Work resumes on San Francisco's tilting Millennium Tower as more doubts are raised
Skimping $4MM caused the Millennium Tower's increasing problems
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