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https://www.designboom.com/architecture/...ex-usa-headquarters-new-york-10-08-2019/
david chipperfield architects to build rolex USA headquarters in new york
philip stevens
oct 08, 2019
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David chipperfield architects has been selected to build the rolex USA headquarters in new york. the new 25-storey tower will be located on the corner of 5th avenue and 53rd street,
replacing the existing building that has been occupied by the luxury watch brand since the 1970s. the scheme was the winning entry submitted as part of an international competition,
and has been designed in accordance with LEED platinum guidelines to take into account sustainability and energy consumption.
The 165,000 square foot structure includes new office areas for rolex staff and tenants, as well as a new store at ground level. the first renderings of the project illustrate five
vertically stacked volumes, which have been offset to create outdoor terraces and roof gardens. according to its architects, the building will provide brand experiences across
a wide range of the company’s interests, becoming an important symbol of rolex’s commitment to quality, precision, and excellence.
'we are proud to have been selected to design the rolex USA headquarters building,’ says david chipperfield. ‘our team is committed to creating an exemplary building
befitting the heritage and culture of the rolex brand, as well as its prominent 5th avenue location.’ with offices in london, berlin, milan, and shanghai, david chipperfield architects
is currently working on projects across the globe, including a concert hall in scotland and the major renovation of a historic structure in venice.
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