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Manhattan Developments, United States of America

Architecture Developments in New York We've selected what we feel are the key examples of Manhattan Architecture Developments. We aim to include buildings that are either of top quality or interesting, or ideally both. We cover completed Manhattan buildings, new building designs, architectural exhibitions and architecture competitions across NYC. 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 with links to hundreds of individual project pages. New York Architecture : key projects New York Buildings : A-B Manhattan Buildings : C-E Manhattan Building Developments : F-K Manhattan Building Designs : L-O Manhattan Architecture Designs : P-S Manhattan Architecture Developments : T-Z (this page) Manhattan Architecture - News New York Architecture Developments NY Architecture Developments - latest additions to this page, arranged chronologically: Via Verde South Bronx - 29 Oct 2012 Grimshaw Architects photograph : David Sundberg_Esto This South Bronx building is a "revolutionary mixed-use, mixed income residential development" according to the architects. The project showcases high-quality innovative green design while also providing affordable housing for low and moderate income households. World Trade Center Tower 4: 150 Greenwich St Maki And Associates image : Maki and Associates, Courtesy of: Silverstein Properties World Trade Center towers NYC Architecture Developments, alphabetical: TKTS Booth, Father Duffy Square, Broadway / 47th Street 2007- Perkins Eastman Transit Hub, Fulton Street, Manhattan 2007-09 Grimshaw Architects with Page Ayres Cowley TWA Building - John F Kennedy International Airport, Jamaica Eero Saarinen, Architect John F Kennedy International Airport Time Warner Center, midtown Manhattan Skidmore Owings & Merrill (SOM) - David Childs photo : Andrew McRae Time Warner Center Manhattan The Trump Building, 40 Wall Street 1929-30 H. Craig Severance with Shreve & Lamb orig. Bank of Manhattan Company Building Trump Tower, Fifth Avenue - Swanke Hayden Connell UN Plaza East 44th St / 1st Avenue 1969-75 Roche-Dinkeloo Architects Crystalline glassy building with facets in plan and section but generally a clean-styled building. The UN Plaza apartments tower was added in 1983. Renamed in 1999 Millennium Hotel New York, UN Plaza United Nations Headquarters (UNO Buildings) Le Corbusier, Oscar Niemeyer, Sir Howard Robertson with Harrison & Abramovitz UN Building New York US Courthouse Annex, 500 Pearl St 1995 Kohn Pederson Fox - KPF Visual & Performance Art Library, Brooklyn - Taller de Enrique Norten Arquitectos West 8th Street Subway Station Project Acconci Studio picture from architects Manhattan Subway development Whitney Downtown Museum Whitney Downtown Museum Whitney Museum, Upper East Side Marcel Breuer, Architect New York museum Whitney Museum of American Art building, Gansevoort St, Meatpacking District, Downtown Manhattan 2008- Renzo Piano Building Workshop Woolworth Building 233 Broadway 1910-13 Cass Gilbert, Architect 241m high, one of the first New York skyscrapers. Designed in a formal, symmetrical Gothic Revival style and originally nicknamed the Cathedral of Commerce. The Woolworth building was the tallest in the world from 1913-30. Refurbished 1977-81 World Trade Center - site New York [destroyed 2001] Minoru Yamasaki, Emery Roth & Sons World Trade Center building World Financial Center 1986 Cesar Pelli, Architect World Trade Centre - New Museum Complex, Ground Zero 2006- Snohetta, Architects / Gehry Partners LLP W.R. Grace Building, 1114 Sixth Ave, southeast corner of W.43rd St 1974 Skidmore Owings & Merrill Bowing façade due to light regulations, rather than the more normal stepbacks Yankee Stadium 1923 Osborn Architects & Engineers More New York Architecture Developments online soon

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American Buildings outside Manhattan - USA Buildings, scroll to New York state

Manhattan building no longer standing

Pennsylvania Station
1910; demolished 1963-66
McKim, Mead & White, Architects
Famous building backdrop from numerous American films, Beaux-Arts architecture popular in the early 20th century. Nicknamed Penn Station.

New York Skyscrapers

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