Dismantle the precious artifact and move it to MePa.
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Dismantle the precious artifact and move it to MePa.
THE iconic view of the Chrysler is from the East River, not 42nd St. And frankly, it's a little late in the game to start imposing view corridors everywhere. Should have thought of that in 1931.
Solow and "embarassment' are longtime companions...
It's too bad the Bush Tower was built with that party wall. Otherwise notthing this horrible would have been allowed to rise against it...without a big fight.
Maybe they'd miss the maid service at their motor hotel.
http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3606/3406681360_a40b1ae5f2_z.jpg
Chinese Consulate by maria erin photography, on Flickr
Dubai is mainly reinforced concrete tubes covered in cheap EIFS and topped with a silly crown. But HY does run the risk of becoming another soulless Toronto with all that glass...
One possible deal: 50 more years for MSG in exchange for the money to build Moynihan Station. That's the kind of leverage the Dolans are up against.
Amen. For 50 years NYers haved lived under the tyranny of this misdirected clump of architectural and anti-urbanist waste. Cart it off to the Meadowlands like the old Penn Station and let us all be...
It would be nice if the building could be rebuilt in a less vulnerable location. As a fairly new structure, the plans are surely still available.
I don't know how much "living" the buyers of these apartments will be doing there. More and more, the highest-end market is aimed towards buyers who live elsewhere and use residential real estate in...
I really hope they retain this design:
http://img11.imageshack.us/img11/3108/20094292001.jpg
I guess 'The Shock Of The New' quickly wore off amid the 1960s box boom.
Maybe as part of a peace deal with North Korea we could send them Gene Kaufman. He'd be right at home in Pyongyang.
Ugh, the new architect is SHoP.
SHoP has become "The Gene Kaufman it's ok to love".
..."At Beaver Place"
Or "Poon Bush on Beaver"
I'm starting to wonder just what will remain of the old 57th St. after this cycle of redevelopment ends. Suddenly everything that doesn't have a plaque stuck on a wall at the entrance is in play.
Plenty of goats in the Bronx these days...
As they may soon find out in Toronto: http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2011/11/14/torontos-glass-condos-fail-lifespan_n_1092119.html?ref=canada
The relentless Bloombergification grinds on...
Glenwood would have been the belle of the ball in 1952...
More signs of activity: http://ny.curbed.com/archives/2012/10/23/revival_rumors_continue_for_longstalled_project_atelier_2.php
TRD
JDS, PMG partnership mull adding 200 feet to Steinway-adjacent tower
Purchase of West 57th Street site likely allows developers to expand scope of planned project
March 28, 2013 05:30PMBy...
Hines just sold their 90% stake in the Transbay Tower project in San Francisco. Are they now locked and loaded for Tower Verre?