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The facade is so much prettier than I expected.
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Old Posted Oct 15, 2018, 12:21 AM
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The facade really is surpassing my expectations. Such a great change of pace after a decade of bland blue glass towers.
     
     
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Old Posted Oct 16, 2018, 2:22 PM
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The facade is so much prettier than I expected.
It has a '50s/early '60s Modernist vibe. Very cool.
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^ Was going to say the same thing: it screams 50's to me. Not necessarily a bad thing, as it updates the 50's/60's metal materials with terra cotta, to merge two totally different decades of design, with a decidedly modern, yet classic feel.
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I do love this one. I like the way it meets the street. It's a great companion to Grand Central, and will in fact serve as an annex.



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^So great. I wish I could have been in the room when KPF was designing the facade to watch them work their magic. How do they know that angling the terracotta just so would give it a 10x greater effect than going horizontal or vertical?

Notice how the "corrugated" terracotta plays perfectly with the columns of Grand Central. Bravo, KPF.
     
     
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^So great. I wish I could have been in the room when KPF was designing the facade to watch them work their magic. How do they know that angling the terracotta just so would give it a 10x greater effect than going horizontal or vertical?

Notice how the "corrugated" terracotta plays perfectly with the columns of Grand Central. Bravo, KPF.
I only noticed that about the columns yesterday. This building is not just tall, it's high quality design.
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https://therealdeal.com/2018/10/17/n...t-520-madison/

Not in my backyard: Tishman Speyer blocks SL Green from taking over Carlyle Group’s lease at 520 Madison
Landlord denies private equity group permission to transfer lease at 520 Madison






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As part of its deal to bring the Carlyle Group to One Vanderbilt, SL Green Realty agreed to take over the remaining term on the private equity group’s lease at Tishman Speyer’s 520 Madison Avenue. But Tishman Speyer, uneasy with having to possibly compete with another landlord in its own building, is refusing to allow Carlyle Group to hand over the keys.

“[SL Green] is a direct competitor of [Tishman Speyer],” the landlord wrote in a rejection letter to Carlyle Group, adding that if it were to green light the deal, SL Green will sublease space in the building “in direct competition with [Tishman Speyer’s] own leasing activities.”
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Carlyle Group , however, filed a lawsuit in Manhattan state supreme on Tuesday countering that its lease with Tishman has a technical loophole allowing the deal. Carlyle argues that the lease – while preventing the company from transferring its rights to a competing landlord – does not bar the tenant from handing over the lease to a company affiliated with a competing landlord, as is the case at 520 Madison.

“Apparently unhappy that Carlyle is leaving 520 Madison (built in 1982) for a new, state-of-the-art building (i.e. at One Vanderbilt), [Tishman Speyer] has unreasonably denied consent for Carlyle to assign the lease to [SL Green],” the lawsuit claims.

Carlyle Group is asking the court to rule that Tishman’s refusal is unreasonable, and to consent to the agreement with SL Green. A source with knowledge of the negotiations said the lease at One Vanderbilt is not contingent on Carlyle Group transferring the 520 Madison lease to SL Green.

Like SL Green, Tishman Speyer is building new office product in Manhattan. In April, Tishman Speyer announced that it signed Pfizer to an 800,000-square-foot lease at its upcoming 2.8 million-square-foot Hudson Yards office tower “the Spiral.”
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1 Vandy in the distance. 200 Park Avenue aka Met Life is 808 ft for reference. Just eyeing it, safe to say Vandy is 675 ft give or take. So pretty much double the height and that will be the presence to the spire or an easier way, use 432 Park as the measuring stick.


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So what is the height of this Tower 820 feet? Looks like soon it will surpass Metlife.
     
     
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So what is the height of this Tower 820 feet? Looks like soon it will surpass Metlife.

Probably around 700-ish feet.

Also, according to their website this building has (at least) 73 floors.

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Old Posted Oct 21, 2018, 1:28 PM
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Probably around 700-ish feet.

Also, according to their website this building has (at least) 73 floors.

https://www.onevanderbilt.com/views

But you know that it won't.
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But you know that it won't.
How, from counting a cutaway?

I figured it may just be marketing but it would make more sense for a building of this size to have such a floor count.
     
     
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I can't believe how fast this is going up.
     
     
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