Snøhetta has revealed the design for its new residential tower in Manhattan, featuring an outdoor amenity balcony. The skyscraper resides at 50 West 66th Street, close to Central Park and Lincoln ...
The new campus of Columbia University in upper Manhattan has received a new addition, designed by Renzo Piano Building Workshop (RPBW). Renzo Piano collaborated with architecture firm SOM to design ...
Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas talks about OMA’s new residential tower in Manhattan in a short movie made to promote the project. 121 E 22nd is OMA’s first building in Manhattan, and, in the movie, ...
Waterline Square, “Together, we are transforming one of the last remaining waterfront development sites on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, into a new, vibrant neighborhood. This design and ...
BIG’s inaugural project in NY is a hybrid between the European perimeter block and a traditional Manhattan high-rise, West 57 th has a unique shape which combines the advantages of both: the ...
100 E 53rd Street Foster and Partners, the architecture and integrated design practice originally based in London, has designed, in collaboration with vanke and aby rosen of RFR, the ‘100 e 53rd ...
Tour De Verre Tour De Verre, is the latest skyscraper being designed next to the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) by French Architect Jean Nouvel. In typical Nouvel fashion, the tower is bound to be one ...
New York's Fifth Avenue New York City's 666 Fifth Ave. office tower might be topped with a vertical design by Pritzker Prize-winner Zaha Hadid, according to The New York Post. Top developers Steve ...
Colossus - NYC 2015 | Pat Vale It is not common to come across an artist like Pat Vale. Famous for his wonderfully detailed panoramic views of the likes of London, San Francisco and New York ...
Brooklyn’s New Mixed-Use Tower HWKN’s new design will soon become an iconic landmark within the busy streets of New York City. The 100,000 sqf mixed use project is located next to the ...
Skyhouse, I’ve always been intrigued with renovation and refurbishment, because of the opportunity to tell a story, and the fork in the road that decides whether the project will conform to existing ...
Manhattan will finally get its own beach.
