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Old Posted Sep 8, 2021, 1:03 AM
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Smile NEW YORK | 111 W 57th St | 1,428 FT | 85 FLOORS

111 West 57th Street


Architect: SHoP Architects
Developer: JDS Development/Property Markets Group

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Old Posted Sep 8, 2021, 4:16 PM
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has there been any closings yet? It will be interesting to see how much JDS and co. can recupe after all the problems during construction and with a market that still hasn't quite fully recovered.
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Old Posted Sep 15, 2021, 1:08 AM
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Strangely emotional to see this one in the completed section of the forum. Up to now, this tower was one of only two remaining projects that has been in the proposed and then U/C sections for the entire time ive known this forum. It's a small end-of-my-childhood moment. I was 14 when i found SSP, and im now 24. Checking the forum every day or so and getting updates on this building was a staple of my adolescence. Ditto for CPT, 432 Park, Tower Verre, Hudson Yards, Manhattan West, and Vandy. Now only CPT remains.
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Does the building have escalators or stairs on lower floors ?i think it is too narrow to have space to build elevators
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Old Posted Sep 29, 2021, 12:26 PM
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Does the building have escalators or stairs on lower floors ?i think it is too narrow to have space to build elevators
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So the building has escalators on lower floors?
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Does the building have escalators or stairs on lower floors ?i think it is too narrow to have space to build elevators
The building is served by elevators all the way to the top. It is narrow, but its wider than it looks in pictures
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There are no escalators, elevators or stairs. All residents are kindly asked to scale the building Spiderman-style.
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Old Posted Sep 29, 2021, 10:54 PM
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Does the building have escalators or stairs on lower floors ?i think it is too narrow to have space to build elevators
as we say in nyc ...

COME ON MAN, DON'T MAKE ME TELL YOU THAT!!!!


but seriously to answer your question -- via our friend wiki:

111 West 57th Street contains fourteen elevators: five in Steinway Hall and nine in the tower. Seven of the tower elevators are within individual suites, while the remaining seven elevators are shared by all residents. Steinway Hall had initially contained six elevators, one of which was upgraded as part of the residential project.
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Does someone have the picture of the retail section on the ground floor of the building?
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Old Posted Sep 30, 2021, 9:06 AM
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Does the building have retail space on the ground floor.And are there escalators to connect each retail floor
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^ it's not a mall, it's a residential building. i believe the beautiful old steinway piano shop will be a foyer. i dk about any small streetside retail. i don't think so.

maybe you are confusing this building with the nearby central park tower that has nordstrom department store?
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Old Posted Sep 30, 2021, 11:47 AM
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^ it's not a mall, it's a residential building. i believe the beautiful old steinway piano shop will be a foyer. i dk about any small streetside retail. i don't think so.

maybe you are confusing this building with the nearby central park tower that has nordstrom department store?
yes
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The building has multilevel retail at the base (three floors of retail, I believe?), and I'm pretty sure the retail space includes escalators.

All the retail space is in the historic portion, not the new tower.
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Sorry,I’m just asking.I‘m disabled.And My foot is not good.I won’t ask this from now on,and l am not a fetish for escalators.In fact ,l just would like to shop in the store on lower floors.DON'T MISUNDERSTAND ME
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Sorry,I’m just asking.I‘m disabled.And My foot is not good.I won’t ask this from now on,and l am not a fetish for escalators.In fact ,l just would like to shop in the store on lower floors.DON'T MISUNDERSTAND ME
A multilevel retail space with escalators will also have elevators. It's federal law.

So the 111W57 retail will have escalators and elevators.
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