Millennium Tower

A nearly forgotten underground wall could prove a serious obstacle to reversing the tilt of the Millennium Tower, a major goal of the $100 million fix for the troubled San Francisco high rise. Raj Mathai speaks with Jaxon Van Derbeken on this.

A nearly forgotten underground wall could prove a serious obstacle to reversing the tilt of the Millennium Tower, a major goal of the $100 million fix for the troubled San Francisco high rise, experts tell NBC Bay Area’s Investigative Unit.

A nearly forgotten underground wall could prove a serious obstacle to reversing the tilt of the Millennium Tower, a major goal of the $100 million fix for the troubled San Francisco high rise, experts tell NBC Bay Area’s Investigative Unit. Jaxon Van Derbeken reports.

Recent monitoring data shows the already sinking and tilting Millennium Tower recently settled another tenth of an inch during one week of the excavation needed for the final phase of the planned retrofit of the troubled high-rise. Audrey Asistio speaks with Jaxon Van Derbeken on this.

Recent monitoring data shows the already sinking and tilting Millennium Tower recently settled another tenth of an inch during one week of the excavation needed for the final phase of the planned retrofit of the troubled high-rise.

Recent monitoring data shows the already sinking and tilting Millennium Tower recently settled another tenth of an inch during one week of the excavation needed for the final phase of the planned retrofit of the troubled high-rise. Jaxon Van Derbeken reports.

Work on the Millennium Tower is getting noisier as crews continue to work on preventing more leaning and sinking. Monitoring data shows the tower is now leaning 27 inches at the top, which is an additional 10 inches sine work on the so-called fix started last year. NBC Bay Area’s Investigative Reporter Jaxon Van Derbeken has more details.

Work began this week on a new phase of the retrofit of the sinking and tilting Millennium Tower – an operation that one critic calls “very risky” because it involves digging and removing tons of supportive dirt on two sides of the already troubled foundation.

Work at San Francisco’s Millennium Tower has suddenly gotten much noisier. Crews are moving to the next phase of the project which is designed to stop the building to tilt a little more. However, the city has not yet signed off on some serious revisions. Jaxon Van Derbeken reports.

The Bay Area answers the Question of the Day: What Do You Think Engineers Should Do About the Ongoing Sinking and Tilting of the Millennium Tower?

NBC Bay Area’s Raj Mathai spoke to Investigative Reporter Jaxon Van Derbeken, who has been in the forefront of the story from the beginning, about the latest Millennium Tower discovery.

The Millennium Tower is not just sinking and tilting — it’s also sliding, triggering a problem with one of its key systems, NBC Bay Area’s Investigative Unit has learned. Jaxon Van Derbeken reports.

The Millennium Tower is not just sinking and tilting — it’s also sliding, triggering a problem with one of its key systems, NBC Bay Area’s Investigative Unit has learned.

The Millennium Tower is not just sinking and tilting — it’s also sliding, triggering a problem with one of its key systems, NBC Bay Area’s Investigative Unit has learned. Jaxon Van Derbeken reports.

Newly released Millennium Tower-fix documents appear to bolster a theory about what led the building’s sinking and tilting to get worse when crews began to sink new support piles to bedrock last summer.

Newly-released documents tell a previously hidden story about the troubled fix of San Francisco’s sinking and leaning Millennium Tower. NBC Bay Area Investigative Reporter Jaxon Van Derbeken shows us why the documents provide some answers but also raise a very important new one.

Records that experts say could shed light on what caused the Millennium Tower to sink and tilt so much last summer are missing, NBC Bay Area’s Investigative Unit has learned.

Records that experts say could shed light on what caused the Millennium Tower to sink and tilt so much last summer are missing, NBC Bay Area’s Investigative Unit has learned. Investigative Reporter Jaxon Van Derbeken has the exclusive story.

The engineer responsible for the troubled fix of the Millennium Tower acknowledged Thursday that the building is continuing to tilt about 3 inches a year since work began. Jaxon Van Derbeken reports.