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Old Posted Sep 16, 2012, 9:01 AM
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I'm referring to the Annex. Its a quite beautiful building. I'm no NIMBY, I just think that buildings with such character should be preserved. There are plenty of development sites in the immediate neighborhood.

(The light brown one in the foreground is marked for demolition):


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At just over 500ksf, this isn't going to be that small a tower.

EDIT:Actually, it looks like this thread should be merged with the AMEX one:
http://forum.skyscraperpage.com/showthread.php?t=189153

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More renderings on Curbed if someone could figure out how to post them, that'd be great. Pretty odd looking building, especially bad when you consider what'll be demolished for this.

Selldorf Designing Faceted-Facade Tower Facing the WTC
Tuesday, February 5, 2013, by Pete Davies



"Six months ago, when a corner site south of the World Trade Center sold for $48 million as part of a deal at the old American Stock Exchange, there was no word of what would rise there. But a design from Selldorf Architects has popped up for that plot, rising 54 stories at the corner of Thames and Greenwich. The designs for 22 Thames Street show a prismatic tower, topping out a few feet taller than the W Downtown a half block to the west. On the first five floors, tucked inside a base of irregular glass bays, is retail and residential recreation space, topped by two floors designated for "performing arts."

Rising above and reaching 637 feet, the tower features a faceted facade filled with 428 residential units. Last month the creative team at Selldorf posted a video showing the louvered façade system, a "second skin" controlled by each individual dweller, and described thusly: "Cloaking the façade, a system of operable terracotta louvers animates the building with its changing configurations and reflectivity..."
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It looks pretty good.

Should be 200 ft. higher, IMO, but Selldorf is a quality architect, and the final product will likely be nice.
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Yes PLEASE! That looks amazing! If built it would become an essential component to the WTC site.
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I just saw it and im already in love with it!
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Old Posted Feb 5, 2013, 5:28 PM
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Design is ok with me, the height not so much. Expected at least to break the 200m mark.
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While the renderings look intriguing, I'm really sad about the loss of the existing building here. It really is incredible. There are so many crappy buildings in this little area and they've decided to tear down the arguably the nicest one. This is coming from someone who is normally very pro-development.
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A dynamic facade? I bet this will be awesome. Still sad about the demolition though.
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I think the building being demolished is being overrated here. Nice, but nothing extraordinary. The only pleasing part is the cornice and arches of the uppermost floor, the rest is heavy and an un ornamented warehouse style building

I actually prefer this modern tower and I'm usually someone who wants to preserve older buildings if they merit it.
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More renderings on Curbed if someone could figure out how to post them, that'd be great. Pretty odd looking building,
especially bad when you consider what'll be demolished for this.

Selldorf Designing Faceted-Facade Tower Facing the WTC
Tuesday, February 5, 2013, by Pete Davies

I remember seeing that rendering on the architects website, and thinking it was something outdated.


Images taken from the website...
http://www.selldorf.com/projects/fea...nhattan-tower/






























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I think it looks great and as was said it would become a de facto part of the WTC complex.
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Old Posted Feb 6, 2013, 12:18 AM
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Wow I love the facade. Imagine if that's the facade they had used for 432 park avenue. 1398 feet of that...oh my
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Now that's a cool facade.
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Old Posted Feb 6, 2013, 6:03 AM
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very beautiful building on a very special site. imo, on a pure design level, this one is far superior to any of the wtc buildings.
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Now THIS is a showstopper.
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great facade treatment .I just wish it was taller and not a box.
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Facade looks a lot like the International Gem Tower in Midtown.
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As long as they get the materials right, this'll be a beauty. Considering it's a high-profile residential, I'd wager they'll do it right.
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I think every building should have something special. At this building it is the facade, at for example the one WTC it is the Form and 432 Park have its High I like all of them and I think a Skyline shouldnt be the Same all Time so it is good to have a collection of much Designs and boxes are Designs too
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