NEW YORK | 350 Park Avenue | 1,600 FT | 62 FLOORS

[Ahoi]

Credit: https://www.instagram.com/p/C6d_w7Rq..._web_copy_link



https://twitter.com/fosterpartners/s...33000137822679

[NYguy]

A few more details about the tower I hadn't seen...



https://www.twinfm.com/article/foste...ork-skyscraper

Foster + Partners Reveals New All-Electric New York Skyscraper


03 May 2024

The 62-storey and 1.5 million sqft tower at 350 Park Avenue will feature green terraces and a large public plaza with shops, cafes and restaurants at the base.

At least 850,000 sqft of space will be taken by investment firm Citadel and market maker Citadel Securities, and the design reflects the companies’ needs.

Ceiling heights reach 15 feet on the trading floors with floor-to-ceiling glazing and column-free unobstructed views.

Curved bay windows along the façade increase the number of corner spaces within the building and provide dual-aspect views from the offices.

Four double-height super floors connect with the terraces and provide workspaces and wellness areas.

The tapering tower will be Foster + Partners’ third commercial office tower on Park Avenue, after the recently completed 425 Park Avenue and the ongoing headquarters for JPMorgan Chase at 270 Park Avenue.

Foster + Partners is working alongside anchor tenants Citadel and real estate developer Vornado Realty Trust on the project.

Nigel Dancey, Head of Studio, Foster + Partners, said: “350 Park Avenue is a new symbol of the rebirth of this world-famous street, resulting from the city’s Midtown rezoning initiative. With its stepped back, gently tapering form, the building follows in the tradition of distinctive towers along Park Avenue, creating a silhouette that is very much ‘of New York’. At ground level, the public landscaped plaza is a generous civic gesture, welcoming people through to the raised double height entrance lobby.

“The tower is conceived as a series of glass flutes that maximise light and views out to Manhattan, and offer large-span workspaces that benefit from the absence of corner columns. The all-electric tower is designed to meet the needs of the workplace of the future with a variety of flexible floorplates, featuring cascading green terraces and soaring amenity floors that will define a new generation of buildings on Park Avenue.”

[NYguy]

[ChiND]

This tower is going to be absolutely iconic!

[NYguy]

https://www.fosterandpartners.com/ne...venue-revealed

Designs for 350 Park Avenue revealed


May 1, 2024

Designs have been revealed for 350 Park Avenue, a 62-story and 1.5 million square-foot (139,354 square-meters) office tower on New York’s world-famous boulevard. The global investment firm Citadel and leading market maker Citadel Securities will serve as the anchor tenants, occupying at least 850,000 square-feet (78,967 square-meters) of the building.

...350 Park Avenue will be part of a rich urban tapestry, standing alongside Modernist icons such as the Seagram Building and Lever House, Art Deco landmarks such as the Waldorf Astoria and the General Electric Building, and examples of historic architecture including the Racquet and Tennis Club (R&T) and St Bartholomew’s Church. The tower’s stepped form responds to the architectural language of Midtown Manhattan. On the eastern side of the building, every setback features a landscaped terrace that provides tenants with direct connections to the outdoors and unparalleled views towards Park Avenue and the East River

An offset core creates space for the generous green terraces and a large public plaza at the tower’s base. Activated by retail, cafes and restaurants, the landscaped plaza plugs into the existing pedestrian network and provides direct access to the ground-level lobby. Set back from the sidewalk, a soaring glass entranceway is designed to maximise the amount of daylight entering the lobby from Park Avenue.

Larger floorplates at the base of the tower gradually decrease in size as people travel up the building. Ceiling heights reach 15 feet (4.5 meters) on the trading floors and 11 feet (3.3 meters) on typical office floors, with floor-to-ceiling glazing that allows daylight deep into the plan and optimises views. Four double-height super floors connect with the terraces and feature a diverse range of town hall spaces, workspaces, and wellness areas. A split lobby allows the building to be subdivided and ensures long-term flexibility.

The four corners of the floorplate are cantilevered and column-free to provide unobstructed views in all directions. Curved bay windows along the façade increase the number of corner spaces within the building and provide dual-aspect views from the offices.

[NYguy]

Rough outline of area where some of the new towers coming are rising or planned (not including everything).

[NYguy]

Yet another look at those renderings with higher resolution (I wish we could have gotten more).

[colemonkee]

Does this one also taper slightly on the north and south sides like 270 Park? Kinda looks like it, but could just be the angle of the renderings.

[Xing Lin]

My speculation on how the west side might look if it had a glass elevator facade, taking advantage of the easement above the Madison Ave buildings:

Original photo by Samuel Ioannidis on Flickr

[Busy Bee]

Hmm, aside from being beautiful, you make a good point regarding the easement. The measurement shown in those agreement docs could very well account for the size of an elevator car. My original impulse was that is was an account for the worst case scenario sway of the building at the very top but I don't know how realistic that is.