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LVMH Tower, New York 171921, 57th Street, New York, USA
1995-99
Christian de Portzamparc
Photos : Wade Zimmerman
The project skilfully deals with Manhattan’s building regulations turning them to prevent the massive reflected presence of the IBM tower opposite, while setting a landmark for the city and emphasizing LVMH’ s prestigious identity.
The tower soars up to the sky playing with prismatic vertical volumes made out of various types of glass.
LVMH Tower New York - Building Information:
Program:
American headquarters of the LVMH group, this office tower also accommodates two boutiques on the ground floor and a penthouse at the top.
Surface Area: 8 683 m2 SHON
Height: 100m
Client: L.V.M.H
Architect d'Operation: Hillier Eggers Group
Consultants:
- Facade: R.A. Heingtes Architects
- Structure: Wesikopf - Pickworth
- Lifts: John van Deusen & Associates
- Technical tradesmen: Liker & Associates
- Zoning: Development Consulting
- Economist: Federman Design & Const.con.Inc
CDP TEAM: Bruno Durbecq, Wilfrid Bellecour, Isabelle Ragot
LVMH Tower architects : Atelier d'architechture Christian de Portzamparc
Location: East 57th Street ; Fifth & Madison Avenue
This is the only New York building by Portzamparc - an office building for LVMH - Moët Hennessy-Luis Vuitton. Also by Christian de Portzamparc - City of Music Paris: see our Paris Architecture page.
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