The always great blog Euphues…
Posted this which reads: “Since the airplace has become a factor in commerce, the question of suitable landing within city areas has grown in importance. One plan calls for an immense stage to be erected on top of four skyscraper towers, to span 1,400 square feet. The entire platform can handle 80,000 passangers and 30,000 tons of freight yearly.”
Seems like its fairly well considered for one of those odd-ball schemes common in the early 20th century. Also is quite familiar to this project and is of a certain type of thinking I often relate to Corb’s larger schemes.