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LOL, it does! Just crane your head and imagine upside down!15 looks like a woman doing a hand-stand in some of those renders.
The fine ladies of the old days could hardly wait to get out of them every day, lol!what, does nobody know what a 'corset' actually is :lol:
Wow, great find! But when you say "just a concept," is there something that indicates this is not indicative of the design? The website just says:Just a concept but not bad
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It's unfortunately a little vaguely worded, but I get more of an impression that this is the current design than something Piranha just came up with.Related commissioned us to create interior and exterior architectural perspectives to illustrate the prestigious Hudson Yards redevelopment project.
You might be right considering the kind of work they do, which more creating renderings and promotional videos, but we don't have anymore information beyond that so I'm not sure we can say this is an actual proposal. I hope it is.Wow, great find! But when you say "just a concept," is there something that indicates this is not indicative of the design? The website just says:
It's unfortunately a little vaguely worded, but I get more of an impression that this is the current design than something Piranha just came up with.
NY YIMBY has some commentary on the renderings:Woe, nice find is right. :cheers:
I would not necessarily say that this is a concept. This could be a design by KPF in its infancy, but at what stage? The big question afaic, Is this b4 the rendering we all have seen and know or was this just commissioned and this is the latest vision for 50 Hudson.
Piranha is just like Neoscape, Visualhouse, DBox's of the world who has been commissioned to make a rendering under the directions of their client, the developer or Architect. Frankly, I'm shocked Related at this stage even commissioned a marketing firm to imagine 50 Hudson at this point.
Could Related be planning for both 50 & 55 Hudson to rise at the same time???
AFAIK, the NYC area financial firms are shrinking...50 Hudson Yards’ overall appearance is defined by blocky massing, with the tower divided between three sections. One of the building’s most notable features are double-height floors interspersed amongst the mid-levels, underlining both the flexibility of floor-plates, and the enormity of ceilings that would stretch above and beyond comparable new developments in Manhattan.
Flexibility is crucial given the shifting needs of financial companies, and by underscoring the potential for double-height floors — and column-free trading levels — Related is clearly making a play for a particular segment of the market.
Possible updating on the design, want to hold off public presentation until they feel they have their best design?FYI, Curiously the renderings for 50 Hudson has been removed from Piranha’s website.
Or maybe the Tishman purchase CHANGES EVERYTHING?!?!Possible updating on the design, want to hold off public presentation until they feel they have their best design?
Hey,lol... I'll go with that!:banana:Or maybe the Tishman purchase CHANGES EVERYTHING?!?!
In my dreams at least.