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Manhattan Architecture Developments, United States of America
post updated October 11, 2021
Building Developments in New York
We’ve selected what we feel are the key examples of New York Building Developments, NY, USA. We aim to include top quality buildings in NYC. We cover completed Manhattan buildings, new building designs, architectural exhibitions and architecture competitions across the city. The focus is on contemporary New York buildings but information on traditional New York City buildings is also welcome.
We have 7 pages of Manhattan Architecture selections.
New York Architecture : key projects
New York Buildings : A-B
Manhattan Buildings : C-E
Manhattan Building Developments : F-K (this page)
Manhattan Building Designs : L-O
Manhattan Architecture Designs : P-S
Manhattan Architecture Developments : T-Z
Rockefeller Center – photo: Andrew McRae
Manhattan Architecture – NYC Buildings News
New York Buildings
NY Building Developments – latest additions to this page, arranged chronologically:
Grand Central Terminal Building – New York building news – Oct 19, 2012
The Next 100 – Foster + Partners re-imagines Grand Central Terminal for 2013 Centenary
image : Foster + Partners
Norman Foster presented proposals for a masterplan to bring clarity back to Grand Central Terminal at The Municipal Art Society of New York’s annual Summit in New York last night. Grand Central Terminal is one of New York’s greatest landmarks and contains perhaps the city’s finest civic space. However, over time it has become a victim of its own success. A building designed to be used by 75,000 people per day now routinely handles ten times that number with up to a million on peak days.
NY Building Developments, alphabetical:
Fashion Institute of Technology
Date: 12005-
Design: ShoP
FDNY Rescue Company 3
Design: Ennead Architects
photograph : Jeff Goldberg/Esto
FDNY Rescue Company 3
Inspired by the firefighters and their gear, the design for this new firehouse reflects the tradition of invention, experimentation, efficiency and rigorous training that characterizes one the most highly specialized FDNY units in the City of New York.
Five Franklin Place
Date built: 12008-
Design: UNStudio
Flatiron Building 23rd Street, Broadway; 5th Avenue
Date built: 1902
Design: Daniel Burnham Architect
Ford Foundation 320 East 43rd Street, Manhattan
Date built: 11967
Design: Kevin Roche, John Dinkeloo & Associates
Freedom Tower – Site of World Trade Center
Ground Zero, Lower Manhattan
2004-
Design: Daniel Libeskind Architects + David Childs of SOM Architects
Freedom Tower
Giorgio Armani, Fifth Avenue
Design: Massimiliano Fuksas Architects
picture courtesy of Studio Fuksas
Giorgio Armani New York
Glenwood waterfront
Will Alsop Architect
image from architect
Yonkers buildings
Grand Central Station Vanderbilt Avenue
Design: Reed and Stem; Warren and Wetmore
New York station
Guggenheim Museum, East Harlem
Design: Frank Lloyd Wright Architects
photo : David M. Heald, © SRGF, New York
Guggenheim New York building
Harlem Park
Design: Swanke Hayden Connell Architects
Harlem Tower
Harlem Park project
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Taller de Enrique Norten Arquitectos
Hearst Building
Foster + Partners
Hearst Building New York
Higgins Hall School of Architecture Brooklyn
1997
Design: Steven Holl Architects
HL23, West 23rd St
2008-09
Neil Denari
14 storeys
Hoffman Auto Showroom – now Mercedes-Benz Showroom Manhattan
430 Park Avenue (at 56th Street), New York
1954
Design: Frank Lloyd Wright Architect
Hudson Yards New York : Masterplan for Eastern & Western Rail Yards
Design: various architects
image courtesy of Steven Holl Architects
Hudson Yards New York
IAC Headquarters, Chelsea
Frank Gehry Architect
picture © 2008 Gehry Partners LLP
InterActiveCorp HQ Manhattan
JP Morgan Chase New York 270 Park Avenue
1957-60
Design: Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP, Architects
215m high building
James G. Dinan and Elizabeth R. Miller Gallery
Polshek Partnership Architects
picture © Aislinn Weidele/Polshek Partnership
Museum of the City of New York Phase 1
Javits Convention Center
I M Pei & Partners, Architects
Javits Convention Center
Buildings Refurbishment + extension
2007-
until 2008 by Richard Rogers Architects
jetblue – Terminal 5: extension & redevelopment of former TWA Building
2008
Gensler
John Jay College of Criminal Justice
1988
Design: Rafael Vinoly Architects
John Jay College of Criminal justice
2007-
SOM
José E. Serrano Center for Global Conservation, Bronx
2007
FXFOWLE
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