NEW YORK | 10 West 57th Street | 672 FT | 52 FLOORS
http://www.nydailynews.com/life-styl...icle-1.1935292
Brazilian investors set to bring famed South American hotel brand, condos to crowded 57th St. The Fasano family already operates a hotel and restaurant empire with outposts in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro Katherine Clarke September 10, 2014 Quote:
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http://therealdeal.com/blog/2014/09/...sheldon-solow/
Extell sells site that triggered legal tangle with Sheldon Solow Firm unloads hotly contested property on West 57th Street for $95M September 10, 2014 By E.B. Solomont Quote:
This is not what will get built, but just some earlier info about the site... http://www.b-bcapital.com/new-page/ http://static.squarespace.com/static...1401584411198/ Quote:
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Let's hope we get something decent. Looks like this would be competition for 31 W. 57th and the Park Lane in the luxury dept. Other current developments are too far ahead. Meanwhile, Solow sold of the Con Ed site. Let's see if the footprint can be expanded here. http://www.pbase.com/nyguy/image/157338113/original.jpg http://www.pbase.com/nyguy/image/157338114/original.jpg |
Okay...stupid question looking at the bird's eye shot.
If the addy's West 57th, what's the plot doing on the other side of the street? I mean...Solow Tower used to be called 9 West 57th. Is not her 57th-facing profile west-bound? This should be east, no? |
Got your cardinals mixed up, these buildings are on the North (9 west 57th), and South (16 west 57th) side of the street. 5th Avenue is the divider between west and east streets in manhattan. The lower the number, the closer to 5th avenue.
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If they want any park views here, it's going to have to be very tall to get over the Solow building.
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http://ny.curbed.com/archives/2014/0...tower.php#more 57th Street Is About To Get Yet Another Hotel-Condo Tower http://cdn.cstatic.net/images/gridfs...0.j52SWT1F.jpg September 11, 2014 by Zoe Rosenberg Quote:
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Demo permits were filed today!
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And none of the new 57th street towers lack architectural merit. They're all pretty strong, so far, at least. |
How do you know it's a Vinoly tower?
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We don't know for sure, but previous news reports indicated that the Brazilian developers were considering Vinoly (who is Uruguayan and trained in Argentina, so possibly a South American connection). |
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The original post notwithstanding, I actually really like 432 Park. It's quite an elegant modern building. |
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For non-New Yorkers, the building covered in netting is 10 W 57th, and no demo permits have been filed for it. I believe that Solow owns it.
Fasano's project is at 16-18 next door. This ideally should have been combined with the American Cancer Society's former HQ directly behind it on W 56th. However, Solow owns that too, and supposedly, he doesn't want anything tall to rise to the south which would impede the southerly views of his crown jewel, 9 W 57th. |
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