New York Supertalls

[King DenCity]

Thanks again for the list Eidolon, it's a pretty awesome time for NYC.

[Perklol]

Originally Posted by nyc15

HUDSON SPIRE 2132 FT
ONE WORLD TRADE CENTER 1776FT
SHVO CENTRAL PARK +1500FT LIKELY EXCEED 2000 FT
ONE VENDERBITE 1640FT
NORDSTROME TOWER 1423FT LIKELY EXCEED 1550FT
432 PARK AVENUS 1398FT
this is the new top 6 supertall in new york city 2020

Where did you got those numbers from?

[JACKinBeantown]

Chrysler counts the spire. But it's still gorgeous.

[C.]

SHVO Central Park is a fantasy straight from the over inflated ego of a RE broker.

It's not going to be 100 floors and I doubt it will even hit 1000 ft, let alone 2000. The density to build such heights just doesn't exist on this site. Then there is shadowing concerns which will provide plenty of fodder to the NIMBYs masquerading as an arts society.

I hope I'm proven wrong

[Hudson11]

Hudson Yards 'district' - future Hudson Boulevard + the Hudson Railyard redevelopment

30 Hudson Yards - 1227 ft (Observation platform ~1080ft)
50 Hudson Yards ~ 1100 ft
35 Hudson Yards - 1000 ft
15 Hudson Yards - 910 ft (forefront in rendering)
10 Hudson Yards -895 ft

not shown

3 Hudson Boulevard (Girasole) ~1000 ft
34th and 10th ('Hudson Spire' location)- 1000 ft+
55 Hudson Boulevard ~ 800 ft

[King DenCity]

Where's hunser? we need a first page update!

[Crawford]

Originally Posted by CIA

SHVO Central Park is a fantasy straight from the over inflated ego of a RE broker.

It's not going to be 100 floors and I doubt it will even hit 1000 ft, let alone 2000. The density to build such heights just doesn't exist on this site. Then there is shadowing concerns which will provide plenty of fodder to the NIMBYs masquerading as an arts society.

I hope I'm proven wrong

I don't know what you're talking about, as

1. We don't know where the Shvo site is

2. There are no height limits along 57th Street, and the FAR is extremely high everywhere along 57th Street, so practically any development site could be a supertall if the developer chooses to go that route

3. The Municipal Arts Society has no jurisdiction over anything along 57th Street, and shadow studies have no relevance to an as-of-right project, and

4. Shvo is a real estate developer, not a real estate agent/broker.

[C.]

Crawford, I was unaware of points 2 and 3. This is good news. I'm still skeptical of a 100-storey building but less so now than before.

[King DenCity]

^Yeah I'd say it has quite a good chance of gracing our skyline in a few years (assuming it would have a nice design.

[hunser]

Originally Posted by King DenCity

Where's hunser? we need a first page update!

I'm back. Going to update the first page ...

[Crawford]

Originally Posted by CIA

Crawford, I was unaware of points 2 and 3. This is good news. I'm still skeptical of a 100-storey building but less so now than before.

I'm somewhat skeptical too, as we don't have specifics yet.

But, so far, everything proposed on 57th is a supertall, and there are tons of available assemblages, so it sounds possible. We'll see as we get more details.

A 100-floor tower would be fantastic if designed right. In any case, I'm sure we'll hear more soon, as Shvo is now underway on two developments in Manhattan, and this is supposedly the third site.

[hunser]

Supertall list has been updated. Other buildings, i.e. <1,000ft, will follow as soon as I got more time. For a complete list of New York's 656ft+ / 200m+ skyscrapers see Wiki link in my sig.

For now, we have (completed / under construction / in preparation / on hold / approved / proposed)
- about 30 supertalls
- over 110 200m+ buidlings: 57 have been completed, 9 are u/c, 2 are on hold and about 40 are in various phases of pre-construction.

[hunser]

List of 200m+ buildings has been updated.

[hunser]

3 Hudson Boulevard [aka the GiraSole] down from 1,060ft to now 1,034ft [and 66 floors]. Not a big deal. Roof garden at 982ft. Construction to begin this year, as apparently the building has signed new tenants.

[chris08876]

Originally Posted by hunser

Supertall list has been updated. Other buildings, i.e. <1,000ft, will follow as soon as I got more time. For a complete list of New York's 656ft+ / 200m+ skyscrapers see Wiki link in my sig.

For now, we have (completed / under construction / in preparation / on hold / approved / proposed)
- about 30 supertalls
- over 110 200m+ buidlings: 57 have been completed, 9 are u/c, 2 are on hold and about 40 are in various phases of pre-construction.

That's crazy to think that the city will add 70 percent more 200+m (pre-construction), and including u/c, that's 86%.

[hunser]

Currently there are 56 buildings over 200m completed, and 3 are topped out so that makes 59.

Average height of all 200m+ buildings: 14,331 / 59 = 242.9 ~ 243m.
In feet: 47,018 / 59 = 797ft.

New York is getting taller by the day! When 432 PA tops out, we'll get another massive height boost.

PS: Clearly towers in the 700 - 800ft range are fillers.

[hunser]

Average height by 2018 / 2019 (+22 buildings which are u/c or in prep now):

20,951 / 81 = 258.7m.
In feet: 68,737 / 81 = 848.6ft.

By 2030 or even sooner 1,000ft will be filler!

[hunser]

The Hudson Spire: https://my.rcm1.com/handler/teaser.a...qVLkrU41GzeLQZ





They are aiming for 108 floors and ~1,800ft.

[hunser]

I think we need sbarn for an updated photoshop of New York 2025 ...

[chris08876]

Can't wait for the full rendering. Love the base. This is great news, and a positive outlook as there is a website up for it, and its not like its a pipe dream. There's actually a desire to get it up which is always great.