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Old Posted Apr 1, 2018, 12:30 AM
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Just forget about this, tear it down, and start from scratch...



https://ny.curbed.com/2016/3/16/1124...aza-renderings







Forget about this, and build density...


https://archpaper.com/2016/08/new-re...lery-0-slide-0














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Another blast from the past...



https://www.nysun.com/real-estate/de...station/56577/

Developers To Detail $14B Plans Around Penn Station

By ELIOT BROWN
June 14, 2007


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A plan for building a set of towering skyscrapers, two grandlyscaled train halls, and a new Madison Square Garden around the existing Pennsylvania Station are rapidly advancing, and the state hopes to begin the public review process for the project, known as Moynihan Station, in the next few weeks.

The developers' revised designs, which are said to include a pair of towers taller than the Empire State Building to be built on the current site of Madison Square Garden, could swiftly transform Midtown South into a thriving epicenter of commercial activity centered around one of the largest transit hubs in the country.

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People familiar with the designs say they call for a complex containing 5.5 million square feet built on what is now Madison Square Garden. Primarily office buildings, it includes two towers whose spires will be taller than 1,400 feet.

Another tower, to be built along Seventh Avenue near One Penn Plaza, would utilize 2 million square feet of developable air rights transferred from the Farley Post Office site.







http://forum.skyscraperpage.com/showthread.php?t=163351




The 900 - 1,000 ft Penn East tower would have been built with a modified 1 Penn Plaza base...






Later plans just showed generic office towers rising up in the area...





Just happens to be the district Cuomo is proposing...



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