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April 21st, 2006, 03:32 AM
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NEW YORK | Projects & Construction
New York Projects & Construction
image hosted on flickr  NYC Midtown Skyline by Manish Reddy, on Flickr Ok so I decided to do this NYC thread. Unfortunately for NYC, a city of skyscrapers, a lots of zonings, construction costs and NIMBY's makes it impossible to built too tall in the city. But somehow something tall gets built. And that is all good. Keep in mind that most of the construction boom in the city are conversions from existing buildings like Offices, Hotels and Rental buildings to Condominiums apartments and there is alot of under 12 floors. So I wont post anything below 12 floors here. It is too much work to keep track. I also can't find a few renderings for somewhat tall buildings under construction yet. If anybody thinks I got the hight in feet or the floors of a building wrong or if I missed a building please let me know. If you have a rendering for a building that I don't have please let me know. I will also try to store renderings in my photo service so I can have easy access for posting them. Hope nobody minds. I also have not listed the proposing buldings and their renderings yet. But I will do that another time. This has been alot of work and time consuming. I am posting based on number of floors as oppose to height. Much easier for me. But there are some towers with lesser floors but are much heigher in feet. So keep that in mind. Hopefully I did this one right and I hope you enjoy it.  ========================================================== Under Construction (Manhattan) ========================================================== The Freedom Tower: 82 floors - 1,776 feet  Silver Towers 1: 60 floors Silver Towers 2: 60 floors  123 Washington Street: 53 floors - 583 feet  Bank of America Tower: 54 floors - 1,200 feet  The Saya (22 East 23rd Street): 51 floors - 617 feet  Goldman Sachs Headquarters: 43 floors - 742 ft  785 Eight Avenue: 42 floors - 566 feet  Trump Soho Hotel: 41 floors - 454 feet  The Rushmore (80 Riverside Blvd): 41 floors - 425 feet  1095 Avenue Of The Americas (Redevelopment): 40 floors - 630 feet  11 Times Square: 40 floors - 601 feet  Chelsea Stratus (735 Sixth Avenue): 40 floors - 491 feet  Hampton Inn/Candlewood Suites/Holiday Inn Express (337-343 West 39th Street): 36 floors - 360 feet  Sheraton Four Points (326 West 40th Street): 33 floors - 297 feet Marriot Fairfield (330 West 40th Street): 33 floors - 297 feet  47 East 34th Street: 32 floors - 450 feet  510 Madison Avenue: 30 floors - 386 feet  255 East 74th Street: 30 floors - 338 feet  808 Columbus Avenue: 30 floors - 326 feet  43 East 29th Street: 30 floors  Fifth On The Park: 30 floors - 310 feet  402 East 67th Street: 30 floors  229-251 West 60th Street & West 61st Street: 27/15/10 floors  Chelsea Hotel (128 West 29th Street): 25 floors  Holiday Inn Chelsea (125 West 26th Street): 24 floors  Holiday Garden (121 West 28th Street): 24 floors  188 Ludlow Street: 23 floors - 232 feet  453 West 37th Street: 23 floors  US Mission To The UN: 22 floors  281 Broadway: 22 floors  110 Eleventh Avenue: 21 floors - 250 feet  Maiden Hotel (20 Maiden Lane): 20 floors  Linden78 (On West 78th Street): 20 floors  Avalon Morningside Park (West 110th Street): 20 floors - 204 feet  The Brompton (200 East 86th Street): 20 floors - 210 feet  Sheraton Four Points (66 Charlton Street): 20 floors - 195 feet  200 Eleventh Avenue: 20 floors  1330 First Avenue: 20 floors  Cancer Center Memorial Sloan Kettering: 20 floors  Standard Hotel (848 Washington Street): 19 floors - 233 feet  Strand Hotel (33 West 37th Street): 19 floors  Wyndham Hotel (37 West 24th Street): 18 floors  The Lucida (151 East 85th Street): 18 floors  Hilton Herald Square (59 West 39th Street): 18 floors  4 West 21st Street: 17 floors - 185 feet  Superior Ink (469 West Street): 17 floors - 190 feet  Graceline Court (West 116th Street): 16 floors - 162 feet  127 Seventh Avenue: 15 floors  10 Chelse Place: 15 floors  485 Fifth Avenue: 15 floors  East River Science Park (Complex): 15/12 floors  Columbia Northwest Science building: 14 floors  John Jay College (524 West 59th Street): 13 floors - 236 feet  245 10th Avenue: 13 floors - 125 feet  Smyth (85 Broadway): 13 floors  Chelsea Modern: 12 floors - 120 feet  127 Seventh Avenue: 12 floors  122 Greenwich Avenue: 12 floors - 128 feet  ========================================================== Under Construction (Brooklyn) ========================================================== 306 Gold Street: 400 ft - 40 floors 313 Gold Street: 35 floors - 367 floors  The Edge I: 40 floors The Edge II: 30 floors  One Northside Piers (164 Kent Avenue): 29 floors - 297 feet  Forté Condos (230 Ashland Place): 28 floors - 288 feet  The Sochi (Sea Breeze Avenue): 28 floors  Be@Schermerhorn: 25 floors  Sheraton/Aloft Hotel Duffield Street: 23 floors - 244 feet  Gold Street Residential Tower: 22 floors  Bridgeview Tower: 18 floors - 216 feet  110 Livingston Avenue: 16 floors  The Edge III: 15 floors  1 Prospect Park Condos: 15 floors  100 Luquer Street: 15 floors - 184 feet  525 Clinton Avenue: 13 floors - 148 feet  The Smith: 13 floors  Novo (343-53 & 4th Avenue): 12 floors  The Argyle (410 4th Avenue): 12 floors  The Crest: 12 floors  Park Slope Court (110 4th Avenue): 12 floors  ========================================================== Under Construction (Queens) ========================================================== East Coast Tower II (5th Street, 47th Avenue): 30 floors - 316 feet  East Coast Tower III (Center Boulevard): 18 floors  The Crescent Club: 17 floors  Metroplex on the Atlantic (Beach 26th Street): 15 floors  Flushing Metro Center: 15 floors  Vantage @ Purves (44-27 Purves): 14 floors - 151 feet  10-50 Jackson: 13 floors  Queens Crossing: 12 floors - 149 feet  One Hunter Point (5–49 Borden Avenue): 12 floors - 123 feet  Hunters View: 12 floors  View59 (24-16 Queens Plaza South): 12 floors  ========================================================== Under Construction (Bronx) ========================================================== Riverstone (Arlington Avenue): 13 floors - 133 feet  The Towers at Hutchinson Metro Center Tower I(Waters Place): 12 floors  ========================================================== Under Construction (Roosevelt Island) ========================================================== Riverwalk Place (455 Main Street): 16 floors 
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April 21st, 2006, 03:32 AM
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Ok this is a list of alot of proposed buildings over 12 floors in Manhattan. I know there are probably more but I don't have those renderings yet. But if someone has one that I haven't posted please let me know.
Manhattan Approved & Proposed Buildings: 200 Greenwich Street (WTC2): 78 floors - 1,254 feet  175 Greenwich Street (WTC3): 71 floors - 1,155 feet  150 Greenwich Street (WTC4): 65 floors  West Street Residential Tower: 65 floors  610 Lexington Avenue: 61 floors  440 West 42nd Street: 60 floors  605 West 42nd Street: 60 floors  160 West 62nd Street: 57 floors - 621 feet  80 South Street: 56 floors - 835 feet  Intercontinental Hotel (On Nassau Street): 55 floors  110 West 57th Street: 50 floors  70 West 45th Street: 50 floors  West 57th Street Tower (Next to 9A): 48 floors  301 Forty Sixth Avenue: 46 floors  Two Sutton Place North: 41 floors - 421 feet  400 Park Avenue Tower: 40 floors - 476 feet  Port Authorhority Bus Terminal Office Tower: 40 floors  Radisson Financial (99 Washington Street): 40 floors  Sheraton Downtown (100 Greenwich Street): 39 floors  Gold Street Hotel: 38 floors  Global Diamond Exchange Tower: 35 floors  Holiday Inn Financial (50 Trinity Place): 35 floors  176 Madison Avenue: 34 floors  The Remy (On West 28th Street): 32 floors - 461 feet  Fairfield Inn (126 Water Street): 26 floors  210 West 91st Street: 25 floors  1800 Park Avenue: 24 floors  Sundari Lofts (On Madison Avenue): 22 floors - 225 feet  160 East 22nd Street: 21 floors  Horizen (On 23rd Street): 21 floors  Museum For African Art Tower (On 5th Avenue): 21 floors  4070 Broadway: 20 floors  241 Fifth Avenue: 20 floors - 218 feet  211 East 51st Street: 19 floors  87 Lafayette Tower: 19 floors  2075 Broadway: 19 floors  Marriot Fairfield (116 West 28th Street): 17 floors  The New School Tower (Corner of 14th & 5th Avenue): 16 floors  Delancey Tower: 15 floors  37 East 4th Street: 15 floors  The Avant (559 West 23rd Street): 13 floors  ********* Westside Tower (34th Street & 10th Avenue): ? floors  161 Maiden Lane: ? floors 
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April 21st, 2006, 03:33 AM
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Completed (2006 and 2007)
Manhattan: 125 West 31st Street: 58 floors - 615 feet  The Orion: 58 floors - 604 feet  10 Barclay Street: 56 floors - 584 feet  New York Times Tower: 52 floors - 1,046 feet  Seven World Trade Center: 49 floors - 741 feet  Atelier: 46 floors - 478 feet  The Link: 43 floors - 433 feet  Hearst Magazine Tower: 42 floors - 596 feet  325 5th Avenue: 42 floors - 471 feet  One Carnegie Hill: 42 floors - 382 feet  Ariel East: 38 floors - 396 feet  Chelsea Landmark: 36 floors - 368 feet  Millennium Tower Residences: 35 floors - 291 feet  Place 57: 34 floors - 394 feet  The Centria (18 West 48th Street): 34 floors - 386 feet  1 East 35th Street: 32 floors - 312 feet  Ten West End: 31 floors - 350 feet  Ariel West: 31 floors - 340 feet  Cornell Ambulatory Care (1305 York Avenue): 30 floors  Three Ten: 30 floors - 328 feet  Memorial Sloan-Kettering Research Laboratory (East 68th Street): 29 floors - 424 feet  200 Chambers Street: 29 floors - 300 feet  The Cielo: 27 floors - 307 feet  1600 Broadway on the Square: 290 ft - 26 floors  1500 Lexington Avene: 26 floors  33 West End Avenue: 25 floors - 293 feet  Sutton 57: 24 floors -292 feet  The Verdesian On The Park: 24 floors - 240 feet  Mosaic Downtown & Mosaic Uptown: 24 floors - 275 feet  One Ten 3rd: 22 floors  225 East 34th Street: 22 floors  Crossing 23rd: 21 floors - 210 feet  The Melar (On Broadway): 20 floors - 210 feet  Arcadia (East 79th Street): 20 floors - 210 feet  Chelsea Arts Tower: 20 floors - 247 feet  88 Leonard Street: 20 floors - 220 feet  11 Central Park North: 19 floors  Windsor Park (100 West 58th Street): 18 floors  Hudson Blue: 18 floors - 195 feet  50 Gramercy Park North: 17 floors  Blue at 105 Norfolk Street: 16 floors - 169 feet  The Bowery Hotel (4 East 3rd Street): 16 floors - 165 feet  330 East 57 Street: 16 floors - 150 feet  Cathedral Gardens (West 109th Street): 15 floors - 165 feet  Courtyard By Marriott: 15 floors - 152 feet  985 Park Avenue: 15 floors  985 Park Avenue: 15 floors 8 Union Square: 14 floors  40 Mercer Residences: 13 floors - 173 feet  Chelsea House: 13 floors - 163 feet  Urban Glass House: 12 floors  The Lenox (380 Lenox Avenue): 12 floors  92 Warren Street: 12 floors  West 18 Street: 12 floors  Stephen Gaynor School and Ballet Hispanico: 12 floors - 150 feet  Brooklyn: J Condo: 31 floors - 337 feet  Schaefer Landing North: 24 floors - 234 feet Schaefer Landing South: 14 floors - 135 feet  Beacon Tower: 23 floors - 297 feet  New York Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge Expansion: 23 floors - 240 feet  20 Bayard Street: 16 floors - 201 feet  185 and 191 South 4th Street: 13 floors  30 Bayard Street: 13 floors  Court House Tower I: 12 floors - 128 feet  Oceana At Brighton: 12 floors  133 Water Street: 120 ft - 12 floors  Queens: Avalon Riverview North: 39 floors - 385 feet  East Coast Tower I: 31 floors - 299 feet  The Windsor at Forest Hills: 21 floors - 216 feet  Plaza Northern Blvd (Main Street Flushing): 18 floors  United Nations Federal Credit Union Building (43-35 24th Street): 16 floors - 241 feet  Citigroup Court Square Two: 15 floors - 221 feet  Echaelon Condominiums (13-11 Jackson Avenue): 13 floors - 123 feet  Bronx: Solaria Riverdale: 19 floors - 208 feet  Roosevelt Island: The Octagon (888 Main Street): 12 floors  ]
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* In addition to the 61 percent who say they love the Big Apple, another 22 percent say they "like" New York. Fifteen percent have mixed feelings, and only 2 percent describe their feelings toward the city as "dislike" or "hate." - In record numbers, city's residents say they 'love' New York Last edited by krull; December 9th, 2007 at 06:43 AM. |
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April 21st, 2006, 04:24 AM
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New York - STILL the skyscraper king of the world!
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April 21st, 2006, 04:59 AM
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Great job Krull!
Although I can report that the Arcadia and Cielo are completed. And so is 7WTC, though it's still empty. Otherwise, it would be best to put the heights in meters, not feet, like the rest of the world.
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April 21st, 2006, 06:33 AM
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Wow, I thought NY was asleep in comparasion with Chi and Dubai, but it is not. Btw, why is 7 WTC empty still?
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April 21st, 2006, 06:41 AM
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April 21st, 2006, 06:43 AM
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^NYC builds, but mostly residential towers, and has started to go outside of Manhattan.
The towers aren't as grand as what you see in Chicago, however we already have enough anyway. As for 7WTC, there's tenants, but very few still. And that's knowing some experts believe Manhattan will run out of office space soon, and the paradox is that the Freedom Tower and other new WTC redevelopment don't cause companies to rush in. It's as if they want to come to New York, just not there. That's my opinion, and I'm far from being an expert, so do not take my word, at least this post could provoke those who know better to correct me if I'm wrong.
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Isn't construction of Freedom Tower supposed to start in a few days? I've been watching the sight. Activity, especially by the base of Freedom Tower, increases every day.
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April 21st, 2006, 06:46 AM
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Personally I don't want the Freedom Tower built, actually I don't want any towers built at all, but Silverstein is the one making money out of this
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April 21st, 2006, 06:48 AM
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The new plan they have will have all five WTC skyscrapers completed by 2012.
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April 21st, 2006, 06:49 AM
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Finally Manhattan is sharing with its neighboors. I hate seing that lonesome building in Queens, is there anything tall planned next or around it?
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April 21st, 2006, 06:52 AM
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^yup, they're building two towers right next to it.
I personally don't like it, because I love seeing the Citibank all alone. If you check the construction forum, you'll see a thread by Carlos NYC, with plenty of pictures, about the projects, the place is called Long Island City
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Oh, and why isn't Eighty South Street Tower on this list? It's one of the coolest!
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April 21st, 2006, 06:56 AM
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^The list is for U/C towers only, and 80 south street might not even be built.
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I hope they built it. It's so starange that it might become a classic. |
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April 21st, 2006, 07:05 AM
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This is a great list of projects, and thanks for the renderings!
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So, New York is reinventing itself by putting up a modern face like Chicago, Hong Kong and the likes?
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NY doesn't have to reinvent itself.
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