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Site of planned Norman Foster-designed Sutton Place condo tower to be...
The 262,000-square-foot project that includes plans for a 900-foot-tall luxury condominium tower drawn up by British architect Sir Norman Foster of Foster + Partners that embattled developer Joseph...
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Locals push for Sutton Place rezoning ahead of auction for site of planned...
Despite the fact that the site is headed to the auction block next month, local residents and elected officials are rallying to prevent the possible construction of a 950-foot condo tower on East 58th...
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New renderings for COOKFOX’s 700-foot Financial District condo tower 25 Park Row
Over the summer, L+M Development Partners demolished the former Financial District flagship of J&R Music and Computer World to make way for a 54-story, mixed-use condo tower at 25 Park Row, just...
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Designers at ArX Solutions offer their own take on a Waldorf Astoria interior...
The final checkout for hotel guests at the iconic Waldorf Astoria is March 1st, after which its new owner, Chinese insurer Anbang Insurance Group, will begin converting the 1,413 hotel rooms into 840...
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Richard Meier’s first NYC skyscraper starts its climb above street level in...
Richard Meier’s 685 First Avenue–the starchitect’s largest and tallest building in the city to date–has begun its above-ground ascent, reports CityRealty. The 42-story, 460-foot-tall slab tower is...
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Announcing 6sqft’s 2016 Building of the Year!
You came, you voted, and now it’s time to award the title of 2016 Building of the Year to none other than 520 West 28th Street! The undulating beauty along the High Line beat out 11 other game-changing...
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Durst Organization pays $173.5M for LIC site once slated for tallest tower in...
Back in 2015, Property Markets Group and the Hakim Organization announced plans to erect the tallest tower outside of Manhattan in Long Island City at 29-37 41st Avenue. The residential building, then...
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New renderings and details for Rafael Viñoly’s 125 Greenwich Street
Construction at Rafael Viñoly’s slender skyscraper 125 Greenwich Street has reached street level, but as CityRealty uncovered, the tower that was slated to be taller than 1,000 feet over the summer...
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New renderings of Court Square City View Tower, Queens’ future tallest building
When plans were originally filed in February 2016, the Long Island City skyscraper since dubbed Court Square City View Tower was set to reach 964 feet. In April, it got bumped up to supertall status at...
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SOM reveals official rendering for American Bible Society-replacing...
The former American Bible Society building (L); SOM’s new design for 1865 Broadway (R) In the fall of 2015, the American Bible Society moved from their long-time home at Broadway and 61st Street to...
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Construction update: FXFOWLE’s Circa Central Park nears the finish line
Last we heard from Circa Central Park, the circle-hugging Central Park north condo from architects FXFOWLE and developers Artimus, the lottery had launched for 10 affordable units in the building....
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First look at the $30M penthouse at Robert A.M. Stern’s 30 Park Place
The top-floor units at Robert A.M. Stern’s 930-foot 30 Park Place have a way of making headlines. The 82nd floor penthouse, for instance, boasts the highest private outdoor space in the city, and the...
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Extell’s One Manhattan Square reaches halfway point and gets its glassy skin
Despite the rapid influx of new development that’s popping up in the controversial Two Bridges area, the Chinatown-meets-Lower East Side neighborhood’s first project, One Manhattan Square, still reigns...
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Bjarke Ingels’‘bold yet graceful’ High Line towers get new website and flashy...
When HFZ Capital Group chairman Ziel Feldman needed a bold design for what will be Chelsea‘s largest development in more than a decade, he knew the very-visible, block-long site wanted nothing short of...
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Rem Koolhaas’ Gramercy condo reveals interior renderings, launches sales
Right before the new year, the highly anticipated condo from Toll Brothers City Living at 121 East 22nd Street in Gramercy reached its full height, providing the first real views of its glassy facade...
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Extell reveals renderings of new Central Park West condo tower
Rendering of 36 West 66th Street via Extell (L); Approved zoning diagram via NYC DOB (R) Though Extell is best known for sky-high mega-developments like One57, the Central Park Tower, and One Manhattan...
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BKSK Architects share new renderings of artsy, boutique Noho condo 22 Bond
It’s been a long time since Noho went from a creative warehouse district, home to the likes of Basquiat and Warhol, to a trendy enclave full of multi million-dollar lofts and Michelin-starred...
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Construction Update: Greenpoint’s first skyscraper tops off
Rendering: Neoscape; Construction photo: Will Femia Greenpoint’s new waterfront skyline is quickly taking shape, as CityRealty reports the neighborhood’s first skyscraper has just topped off. The...
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Plans for SHoP’s 10-story wooden condo tower squashed
SHoP’s proposed wooden tower has gotten the axe, reports The Real Deal. The wood high-rise which was slated to rise along 18th Street in Chelsea has been scrapped, as a downturn in the market has...
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Waldorf Astoria’s iconic interiors officially made a New York City landmark
In news that will come as a surprise to no one, the Landmarks Preservation Commission voted unanimously this morning to designate the interiors of the famed Waldorf Astoria a New York City landmark....
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