Ultra-Thin Condominium Tower

Living at the 10th floor might be a little scary, but Norman Foster has took this in another level. We can see that day after day the buildings are becoming more tall, the land is more expensive and sometimes we can do nothing but live in the higher floors. Foster thrusts a 61-story in an Ultra-Thin Condominium Tower.

“Simplicity of design is often the hardest thing to achieve but in a sophisticated marketplace, people appreciate the timeless beauty that comes from it. Our design philosophy has always extended through the entire building and we will look to create interiors that blend seamlessly with the exterior approach”.

Courtesy of Foster and Partners

The 213 meters tower might look like a toothpick from a great distance, but who knows what Foster has saved more for us under that 91 luxury units encased within a pure white glass facade.

“It’s not simply about our new building, but about the composition it creates together with one of the 20th century’s greatest. In contrast to Seagram’s dark bronze, our tower will have a pure white, undulating skin. Its proportions are almost impossibly slim and the views will be just incredible”, said Chris Connell at Foster and Partners.

First, the project was revealed in 2005, but due to the financial crash of 2008 it was postponed to late 2017. Till then the render will ‘pick’ our imagination.

Courtesy of Foster and Partners

Project Information:

Architects: Foster and Partners
Location: 610 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY 10022, USA
Project Year: 2017
Developers: RFR Holding LLC, Vanke, Hines