A Directory of Great Architectures
A Directory of Great Architectures
TEK Architects sent us their photo collection of QCC Holocaust Center. Some texts: Total floor area: 10,500 sq. ft. No. of floors: 1 level (plus lower level machine room). Average floor size: 8,500 sq. ft. Cost ft.: $500. Enjoy!
BIG have shared with us their project of West 57, a 600-unit 80/20 residential building on West 57th Street, Manhattan, New York, USA. The building’s program consists of over 600 residential units of different scales situated on a podium with…
Steel at 1 World Trade Center (WTC) today reached the 52nd floor--more than 600 feet above street level--on what will be a 104-floor, 3.5-million-gross square foot commercial tower. At a height of 1,776 feet upon completion, the tower will be the tallest building in New York City and the United States.
Description from Pei Cobb Freed & Partners: The new Heart Hospital at NewYork-Presbyterian Medical Center will greatly expand the functional capacity of the Cardiology Department. The new building is an intervention in the existing hospital complex and serves to express…
Designed by Studio ST Architect & Z-A, the renovation of the 14th Street Y in Manhattan, New York is aimed to create a new identity for the building. As you can see in the image, for the entrance and lobby…
The Bank of America Tower will stand 288-meter tall at 42nd Street and 6th Avenue in Manhattan. Designed by Cook + Fox the building is expected to be the first LEED Platinum skyscraper. With 204,000-square-meter floor area, three-quarters of the…
Hearst Tower is 46-storey extension above an existing six-storey Art Deco building located in New York. Completed in 2006, the tower was designed by Norman+ Forster and achieved LEED certification with gold rating. During a ceremony in the Frankfurt Paulskirche…
Situated in New York City, the 23 East 22nd Street Residential High-Rise building is the first OMA’s tower in the city. The construction is expected to be completed in 2010 and it will rise to 107m high which offers views…
