NEW YORK | The Spiral (509 W. 34th) | 1,041 FT | 66 FLOORS
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"“In order for Manhattan to remain one of the most critically important financial centers, it needed a place to grow. We didn’t really have a place to grow before Hudson Yards was put into place.”
This was a legitimate concern he had? Is anyone actually worried that New York is going to tumble a few rungs down the relevancy ladder? I don't forsee that to be a problem in the near or distant future. |
Article from 2007...any news on this? Is this the Hudson Yard projects that have been discussed here for a while or something different? My reading comprehension might be a little low (or I might be a little drunk...) but I didn't see that there.
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http://www.dnainfo.com/20111025/chel...#ixzz1bnLhEwgz
Interactive Look at Plan to Build New Midtown on West Side http://www.bluemelon.com/photo/18602...rformance=true October 25, 2011 By Mathew Katz Quote:
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Fortunately, it won't look like that.
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I actually really like that design
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Well it's not what will rise. In fact, Sherwood won't even build anything. They've said that they seek a partner because constructing a 2m+ sf tower is beyond their ken.
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http://www.nytimes.com/2012/04/04/re...-district.html
Development Thrives in the Hudson Rail Yards By JULIE SATOW April 3, 2012 Quote:
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This one needs to be added to the database.
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If Sherwood Equities wants build a 2.4 million square foot tower, i hope for a tower like WTC tower 1. ;)
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Well, it remains to be seen what form this tower will take, but its possible the 360 site would get underway sooner, that one being situated between Related's and Brookfield's massive developments. I would give this one at least a couple of years (for design, development), but I've been surprised with pace of development on the west side so far.
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Some potential here...
^ Yeah, we'll get to it. I expect Related to release a little more information on it at some point. http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000...455802118.html Time Warner on the Prowl Laura Kusisto 4/16/12 Quote:
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With all of these separate, partially-related projects going up on the West Side, is there a fear among some of the developers that if they are the first to build their project that the others might not come to fruition, leaving their building alone and less likely to get tenants/shoppers?
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^These buildings aren't going to be built with out anchor tenants.
At any rate, there already is one existing multimillion-square foot office building in the neighborhood-450w33rd, so new projects won't be alone anyway. |
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Wouldn't there be a hesitation on the part of the first major tenant to sign on to this area not knowing how much is actually going to be built? Quote:
Very true, but without the massive number of modern talls and super-talls going up in the area, the prestige/appeal would be limited. |
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If all these towers get the go ahead in this area, it will be a massive construction site just like the WTC sites. This is a lot of square footage to be added to this area. It will definitely revitalize this part of NYC.
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Thanks for bumping this thread to share that sentiment. :rolleyes:
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NEW YORK l 35th and 10th l FT | 35 FLOORS
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We already have a thread for this building, here.
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the renderings for 34th and 10th and 35th and 10th are both place holders.
Don't confuse this project for 34th and 10th, which will be a supertall http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1217/...cb08c13a_o.jpg |
My mistake. Sherwood is betting big on this area.
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That's 30 stories?
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The rendering on the first page is 35th and 10th, correct? If so, it looks quite tall, around 800-900 feet?
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http://www.sherwood-equities.com/onTheBoards.swf
Those are renderings of the same tower. http://forum.skyscraperpage.com/showthread.php?t=184944 There is an error on the webpage labeling the rendering (probably due to a sequencing change). There is no rendering of the smaller tower. http://www.pbase.com/nyguy/image/148809888/large.jpg http://www.pbase.com/nyguy/image/148809887/original.jpg http://www.pbase.com/nyguy/image/148809889/original.jpg |
http://therealdeal.com/issues_articles/the-far-side/
Office developers compete for anchor tenants on Manhattan’s western edge With only a finite number of large potential renters, the fight for office tenants on the West Side is heating up. May 01, 2013 By Adam Pincus Quote:
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According to this article, things are moving forward, and are "past the point of no return". We'll see what develops.
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1,800 ft? Just a thought
http://ny.curbed.com/uploads/Hudson-Spire.jpg curbed.com http://www.crainsnewyork.com/article...TATE/140119991 Major site for sale in Hudson Yards The block-long parcel on Manhattan's far West Side could trade for more than $200 million and host the city's tallest skyscraper—and its neighbor might sell, too. http://www.crainsnewyork.com/apps/pb...creen&maxh=360 Rendering of an imagined Hudson Spire at the Rosenthal site in Hudson Yards. Photo by MJM+A Archictects. By Daniel Geiger January 10, 2014 Quote:
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Oh now you're just teasing us!
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Maybe, possibly, this could be the signature tower that the city needs, and should have! Lets keep fingers crossed. ;)
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Mother of pearl! 1,800 feet would be awesome!! :D
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Forget MOMA, scale up the original (1155 ft) Tower Verre design to 1800 ft and use that here.
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OMG, I'm loving it! This sure is one to keep your fingers crossed about!
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im drooling
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I had asked in the other thread, but could someone do a rough diagram of this building to see how it might compare with other buildings in the city?
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The West side is really on a roll, I wouldn't be surprised if that area ended up with the tallest tower in the city; loving it! |
I think this tower will be 2000ft tall. For now it is only one possible idea, but I think it's finally time for New York to break the taboo of having a 2000ft tower.
It 's time for change. :tup: Some images from Funkyskunk2 (skyscrapercity.com) THE HUDSON SPIRE http://i.imgur.com/Ku2MAIX.jpg http://i.imgur.com/eYSTZsO.jpg http://i.imgur.com/6ZmQqQl.jpg |
^ Since everything else at the Hudson Yards is becoming too similar in height, a standout tower would be very welcome there.
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I think it's likely that the Sherwood portion would be sold as well, since they won't really be able to build the tower that was planned. I think marketing the site as a potential home for New York's tallest tower is meant to appeal mostly to foreign investors (or a developer) who have been snapping up trophy towers in Manhattan at an increasing rate. |
Man, if this became a possibility I might just die. :)
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This is hardly any great big revelation. That half block site was always slated for 2.5 msf except now we find out that Sherwood did not own that whole site like we were all lead to believe.
That rendering is just what could be built in theory and we all know how those tend to end up. Let's not get too excited here fellas. |
Certainly ambitious, though keep in mind the key and reoccurring word is 'could'. Curious to see how this pans out.
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very nice to see a megatall in new york city , i think houdson is the nice pleace for this
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