Posted Feb 6, 2010, 3:40 PM
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Brooklyn, New York
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Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Brooklyn, New York
Posts: 137
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Originally Posted by Lecom
How does Beekman tie into this picture? The apartments are perfectly habiable - if anything, curved interiors add to the spatial experience. What I've seen from that preliminary model though doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me. Seriously, a space of that shape, with the protruding boxes, looks anything but efficient for a performing arts center, which typically needs a large, uniform central space and service spaces organized around it in a very efficient fashion (a theater is a spectacle machine, and it must function perfectly well, or else organizing something as complex as a theater production would be such a pain in the ass that no theater company would want to bother). I could see that massing work for residential, possibly commercial and hotel, but definitely not office or theater.
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The Beekman Tower has everything to do with it because it was also designed by Frank Gehry....
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