New York Supertalls - Page 28

Eidolon · #**541** Posted **May 30, 2014, 10:03 PM**

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Originally Posted by scalziand

Robert Walpole (under the psuedonym LordArthurWellesley) has indicated that there will be a large residential tower announced in the next month or so.

Even more excitingly, it's one we don't know of yet, not 31 W57th, Schvo or the Wanda tower. I wonder if he knows when we get the final design of 225 W57th, assuming such a thing even exists yet.

Perklol · #**542** Posted **May 31, 2014, 12:25 AM**

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Originally Posted by scalziand

Robert Walpole (under the psuedonym LordArthurWellesley) has indicated that there will be a large residential tower announced in the next month or so.

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showpo...postcount=1001

Good ole' RobertWalpole. Was he suspended again? I hope not because he provides useful information. Why was he banned on SSP?

SkyscrapersOfNewYork · #**543** Posted **May 31, 2014, 4:33 AM**

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Originally Posted by Eveningsong

Good ole' RobertWalpole. Was he suspended again? I hope not because he provides useful information. Why was he banned on SSP?

Continuous inappropriate commenting.

Perklol · #**544** Posted **Jun 1, 2014, 4:53 AM**

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Originally Posted by SkyscrapersOfNewYork

Continuous inappropriate commenting.

What was he saying?

SkyscrapersOfNewYork · #**545** Posted **Jun 1, 2014, 5:18 PM**

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Originally Posted by Eveningsong

What was he saying?

just making derogatory explicit sexual comments about women. We warned him multiple times and even I personally spoke to him and told him the admin's wanted him gone for bad behavior and he didn't care to stop so he had to go. Great informant, horrible user sadly.

Perklol · #**546** Posted **Jun 2, 2014, 7:53 AM**

Oh ok now I understand. Yeah it's too bad.

King DenCity · #**547** Posted **Jun 3, 2014, 4:46 PM**

yeah. lets hope he's not pulling our leg

Perklol · #**548** Posted **Jun 12, 2014, 2:41 PM**

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Originally Posted by scalziand

Robert Walpole (under the psuedonym LordArthurWellesley) has indicated that there will be a large residential tower announced in the next month or so.

http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showpo...postcount=1001

I would also like to point out that Robert Walpole said that Extell would start on a project near Times Square. I can't find his original post because he may have been suspended recently but the comment can still be seen because other members quoted what he said.

Edit: Sorry I'm not sure if this the right thread to put this info. Maybe the city compilation thread?

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Originally Posted by LordArthurWellesley
Extell also will start a huge project in Times Sq soon.

Crawford · #**549** Posted **Jun 12, 2014, 2:54 PM**

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Originally Posted by Eveningsong

I would also like to point out that Robert Walpole said that Extell would start on a project near Times Square.

We already know about this one.

Extell may be planning a supertall on 8th Ave. on land they bought from Boston Properties (Boston Properties was planning a major office tower until the recession hit, then sold land to Extell, which has assembled a huge amount of air rights and there are rumors of a hotel/condo supertall).

Perklol · #**550** Posted **Jun 12, 2014, 4:27 PM**

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Originally Posted by Crawford

We already know about this one.

Extell may be planning a supertall on 8th Ave. on land they bought from Boston Properties (Boston Properties was planning a major office tower until the recession hit, then sold land to Extell, which has assembled a huge amount of air rights and there are rumors of a hotel/condo supertall).

Since when? I'm not familiar about Boston Properties intentions with this site prior April 2013.

I thought there was 1.5 million square feet of rights. Would that be on par to the new office building on 55th street? Also to be honest I would prefer rentals over another hotel and expensive secondary/third homes.

Perklol · #**551** Posted **Jun 22, 2014, 1:50 PM**

I might also point out that yimby talked to recent architect about a near supertall project in the Upper East Side.

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Lastly, I hear there may be a supertall you are designing on the Upper East Side?

That is going to be a very innovative building — it’s going to be exciting.

And it’s going to be around 1,000 feet tall, yes?

Around.

http://www.yimbynews.com/2014/06/int...hn-cetra.html#

hunser · #**552** Posted **Jun 23, 2014, 1:04 PM**

I'm back. First page will be updated soon. I already updated the German Wiki page - list is complete.

Crawford · #**553** Posted **Jun 26, 2014, 7:42 PM**

SHOP architects, in an article on their tower at 107 W.57, have announced they have "at least two" more supertalls under development in NYC, so we should get some more good news soon.

hunser · #**554** Posted **Jun 26, 2014, 8:56 PM**

Sounds promising! SHoP is kicking ass right now, I love their designs. They certainly know how to deliver.

hunser · #**555** Posted **Jun 28, 2014, 2:22 PM**

First page updated, pics will be included later (if at all). I'll be on vacation next week, but please feel free to point out any mistakes / missing info.

List of all 656ft+ / 200m+ skyscrapers in New York City

Completed / Topped out*

1,000 footers:

1. One World Trade Center, 1776ft (541m), [roof 1368ft / 417m] *
2. Empire State Building, 1250ft (381m), [antenna 1454ft / 443m]
3. Bank of America Tower, 1200ft (366m), [roof 945ft / 288m]
4. Chrysler Building, 1046ft (319m), [roof 925ft / 282m]
5. New York Times Tower, 1046ft (319m), [roof 745ft / 227m]
6. One57, 1005ft (306m) *

900 footers:

7. Four World Trade Center, 977ft (298m) *
8. 70 Pine Street, 952ft (290m) [roof 848ft / 258m]
9. 40 Wall Street, 927ft (283m) [roof 900ft / 274m]
10. Citigroup Center, 915ft (277m)

800 footers:

11. 8 Spruce Street, 876ft (267m)
12. Trump World Tower, 861ft (262m)
13. GE Building, 850ft (259m)
14. Cityspire Center, 814ft (248m)
15. One Chase Manhattan Plaza, 813ft (248m)
16. Conde Nast Building, 809ft (247m) [antenna 1118ft / 341m]
17. Met Life Building, 808ft (246m)
18. Bloomberg Tower, 807ft (246m) [antenna 941ft / 287m]

700 footers:

19. Woolworth Building, 792ft (241m)
20. 1 Worldwide Plaza, 778ft (237m)
21. Carnegie Hall Tower, 757ft (231m)
22. 383 Madison Avenue, 755ft (230m)
23. 1715 Broadway, 753ft (230m)
24. AXA Center, 752ft (229m)
25. One Penn Plaza, 750ft (229m)
26. 1251 Avenue of the Americas, 750ft (229m)
27. Time Warner Center North Tower, 749ft (228m)
28. Time Warner Center South Tower, 749ft (228m)
29. Goldman Sachs Headquarters, 749ft (228m)
30. 60 Wall Street, 745ft (227m)
31. One Astor Plaza, 745ft (227m)
32. 1 Liberty Plaza, 743ft (226m)
33. 20 Exchange Place, 741ft (226m)
34. 7 World Trade Center, 741ft (226m)
35. Three World Financial Center, 739ft (225m)
36. Bertelsmann Building, 733ft (223m)
37. Times Square Tower, 726ft (221m)
38. Metropolitan Tower, 716ft (218m)
39. 500 Fifth Avenue, 709ft (216m),
40. JPMorganChase Tower, 707ft (216m)
41. General Motors Building, 705ft (215m)
42. Metropolitan Life Tower, 700ft (213m)

600 footers:

43. Americas Tower, 692ft (211m)
44. Solow Building, 689ft (210m)
45. HSBC Bank Building, 688ft (210m)
46. 55 Water Street, 687ft (209m)
47. 277 Park Avenue, 687ft (209m)
48. 1585 Broadway, 685ft (209m)
49. Random House Tower, 684ft (208m)
50. Four Seasons Hotel, 682ft (208m)
51. McGraw-Hill Building, 674ft (205m)
52. Lincoln Building, 673ft (205m)
53. One Court Square, 673ft (205m)
54. Barclay Tower, 673ft (205m)
55. Paramount Plaza, 670ft (204m)
56. 440 West 42nd Street, 669ft (204m)
57. Trump Tower, 664ft (202m)
58. Silver Towers South, 656ft (200m)
59. Silver Towers North, 656ft (200m)
...

Under construction

1,000 footers:

1. 432 Park Avenue, 1397ft (426m)

900 footers:

2. 30 Park Place, 937ft (286m)

800 footers:

3. 10 Hudson Yards, 895ft (273m)
4. 56 Leonard Street, 821ft (250m)

700 footers:

5. 50 West Street, 783ft (239m)
6. 250 East 57th Street, 715ft (218m)
7. 610 Lexington Avenue, 712ft (217m)

600 footers:

8. 5 Beekman Street, 663ft (202m)
9. 605 West 42nd Street, 656ft (200m)

On hold

1,000 footers:

1. Two World Trade Center, 1349ft (411m)
2. Three World Trade Center, 1155ft (352m)

Site preparation* / Approved / Proposed

1,000 footers:

1. Hudson Spire, 1800ft (549m)
2. One Vanderbilt Place, 1450ft (442m) [roof 1350ft / 412m]
3. 217 West 57th Street, 1424ft (434m) [likely to exceed 1550ft / 472m] *
4. 111 West 57th Street, 1350ft (412m) [likely to exceed 1400ft / 427m] *
5. Shvo Central Park Tower, 1320ft+ (400m+)
6. 30 Hudson Yards, 1227ft (374m) *
7. 15 Penn PLaza, 1216ft (371m) [Stale Proposal]
8. One Manhattan West, 1216ft (371m) *
9. 520 West 41st Street, 1100ft (335m)
10. 50 Hudson Yards, 1070ft (326m) *
11. Tower Verre, 1050ft (320m) *
12. The Girasole, 1050ft (320m) *
13. 80 South Street, 1018ft (310m)
14. 35 Hudson Yards, 1000ft (305m) *
15. 386 Flatbush Avenue, 1000ft (305m)
16. Sherwood Tower, 1000ft+ (305m+)
17. 138 East 50th Street, 1000ft+ (305m+)
18. 237 Park Avenue, 1000ft+ (305m+)
19. 341 Madison Avenue, 1000ft+ (305m+)
20. Park Lane Tower, 1000ft+ (305m+)
21. 31 West 57th Street, 1000ft+ (305m+)
22. CetraRuddy UES Tower, 1000ft+ (305m+)

900 footers:

23. 22 Thames Street, 961ft (293m) *
24. 220 Central Park South, 950ft (290m) *
25. 101 Murray Street, 950ft (290m)
26. SNCI NYC Tower, 950ft (290m)
27. One Madison Avenue, 937ft (286m) [Stale Proposal]
28. Two Manhattan West, 935ft (285m) *
29. 15 Hudson Yards, 909ft (277m) *
30. 425 Park Avenue, 905ft (276m)

800 footers:

31. 92 Fulton Street, 886ft (270m)
32. 20 Times Square, 856ft (261m) [Stale Proposal]
33. 227 Cherry Street, 800ft (244m) *
34. 650 Madison Avenue, 800ft+ (244m+)

700 footers:

35. 520 Park Avenue, 781ft (238m) *
36. 55 Hudson Yards, 780ft (238m) *
37. 41 East 22nd Street, 777ft (237m) *
38. 360 10th Avenue, 756ft (231m)
39. 55 Broad Street, 741ft (226m)
40. 470 11th Avenue, 720ft (219m)
41. 45 Broad Street, 712ft (217m)
42. Nobu Hotel and Residences, 709ft (216m)
43. Three Manhattan West, 702ft (214m) *
44. Five World Trade Center, 700ft+ (213m+) [Stale Proposal]

600 footers:

45. 112 Fulton Street, 682ft (208m)
46. Citypoint Tower 1, 680ft (207m)
47. 239 West 52nd Street, 676ft (206m) *
48. 125 Greenwich Street, 656ft+ (200m+)
49. 111 Washington Street, 656ft+ (200m+) *
50. 514 11th Avenue, 656ft+ (200m+)
51. Public New York, 656ft+ (200m+)
...

Right now NYC has about 260 buildings exceeding 500ft / 152m!

Plokoon11 · #**556** Posted **Jun 28, 2014, 3:51 PM**

out of curiosity how are you guys getting all the demand to make all these buildings? I mean i know its NYC, but just curious.

SkyscrapersOfNewYork · #**557** Posted **Jun 28, 2014, 5:15 PM**

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Originally Posted by Plokoon11

out of curiosity how are you guys getting all the demand to make all these buildings? I mean i know its NYC, but just curious.

on average in NYC office space is 57 years old, tenants are looking for more modern and open spaces to do business ad not to mention that the real estate market has shot up due to all the foreign demand. and yes this is NYC.

hunser · #**558** Posted **Jun 28, 2014, 9:00 PM**

NYC is just getting started. We got 5 supertalls and 10 skyscrapers where construction is imminent. Great times are ahead of us.

chris08876 · #**559** Posted **Jun 28, 2014, 10:14 PM**

^^^

And the Western Yards still hasn't been revealed. I wonder how many supertalls that will yield.

Also, hopefully WTC3 will kick off soon. Further adding to the supertall UC list.

hunser · #**560** Posted **Jun 28, 2014, 10:24 PM**

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Originally Posted by chris08876

^^^

And the Western Yards still hasn't been revealed. I wonder how many supertalls that will yield.

Also, hopefully WTC3 will kick off soon. Further adding to the supertall UC list.

My guess: 3WTC starts rising when 432 PA tops out.