New Renderings Debut For 35 Hudson Yards, Neighborhood’s First Residential Supertall

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I recall seeing that tower render with Vessel once before.

The stone element and horizontal bands above the last setback don't look as pronounced in reality IMO.

I'd love to live here. You'd get some amazing views especially in the curved units.

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Gerry McGee

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This a fine building. Very fine indeed. I just love what SOM NY has done these last ten years.

It really is a nice building. I imagine it would be appreciated more if it were rising in another location in the city. I think it would make a nice companion to 9 Dekalb in Brooklyn.

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With the skin reaching the tops of these buildings, it's easier now to appreciate the scale...


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Michael Lee

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Great podium. I love the aesthetics of stone and glass as I also respond very positively to 99 Hudson St.

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35 Hudson has really stolen the show for me for the Hudson Yards so far. I think it fits well into the vernacular of some of the striking 'neo-art deco' (or whatever people want to call it) towers going up almost entirely in NYC including 111 W 57, 53W53, 9 Dekalb, 45 Broad St, and even 1 Vanderbilt (and maybe even 432 park to some degree). I wonder if anyone has read anything about these commonalities in the design of these highrises because they are all Class A and I am extremely jealous of NYC.

Good observation. It's not usually mention on the conversation with those other towers, but I think it can be.


Michael Lee

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I wouldn't come close to comparing 1Vandy to 'neo-art deco.' That's a bit of a stretch. Looks more related to the international style.

This is a beautiful building. Crazy it'll likely be overlooked. Only in New York City... :haha: