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Old Posted Oct 18, 2017, 9:59 PM
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First Filings Submitted for Manhattan West’s Second Office Tower Show Height Decrease, Hudson Yards
By: Nikolai Fedak
October 18, 2017

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Yesterday, YIMBY reported on the latest progress at Brookfield’s Manhattan West, in Midtown West/Hudson Yards. Today, the first filings have appeared for the site’s second office tower, which will sit on the northwest corner of 31st Street and Ninth Avenue, and has evidently seen a moderate height chop.

Skidmore, Owings, & Merrill LLP will be designing the building, and it will have a total construction area measuring just shy of 1.75 million square feet. Within that, the entirety of the usable 1,693,220 square feet will be for commercial use. The tower will rise 59 floors and 849 feet to its rooftop, a considerable drop from the original estimates of over 1,000 feet, and approximately 70 floors.

There may still be a rooftop element that adds a few dozen feet to the parapet, but this will no longer be an actual supertall, falling short of the 300-meter (984-foot) threshold.

The filings are the first sign that Brookfield is moving forward with its second office tower. Leasing activity has been very strong for 1 Manhattan West, with Ernst & Young recently taking 600,000 square feet, and between the new building and what’s left at 401 Ninth Avenue, about two million square feet remains available.
Sad to see the height go, but at least those air rights can still be used for Four Manhattan West or sold...
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Old Posted Oct 18, 2017, 11:10 PM
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Sad to see the height go, but at least those air rights can still be used for Four Manhattan West or sold...
We expected this one to be a little shorter just going by the number of floors.
It was cut so that 3 Manhattan West could live. Not supertall status, but still big enough.



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Old Posted Oct 19, 2017, 12:38 AM
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It was cut so that 3 Manhattan West could live. Not supertall status, but still big enough.
I didn't know that, but now that I do I feel like it was the right decision. Sure a behemoth tower would have been nice to give 30HY some company, but the density brought to that area of the skyline -especially when viewed from the south- really connects Manhattan West with the rest of Hudson Yards. No 3 MW would mean an unsightly gap in the skyline, like a missing tooth in a nice smile.
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Old Posted Oct 18, 2017, 11:18 PM
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I don't get office developers. What's the point of this? Why not just spec the rest of the original height. Does anyone really believe it wouldn't fill up? Is the construction financing from the bank so stringent that they make them lop a few floors off of a project like this unless they have every tenant sign on the dotted line?
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I'm liking the subtle differences in the skin treatment for both towers.

I'm just wondering why that 3rd pic doesn't reflect it...Or is just a placement sketch?

Is the glass blue reflective or transparent? I can't tell from the fist few panels they put on 1MW.
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The Department of Buildings has processed plans for Two Manhattan West, a 59-story office tower measuring just shy of 1.75 million square feet. The tower will rise at 401 West 31st Street at the corner of Ninth Avenue and will stand 849 feet, per plans on file with the city. Those stats mean the building will be taller than Manhattan West’s completed rental The Eugene but shorter than its centerpiece office building at One Manhattan West.

Manhattan West’s official website recounts the building’s stats a bit differently, saying it will stand 56 floors, 935 feet, and cover 1.9 million square feet. Curbed has reached out to the develop for clarification.

That was the old figure, when 2 MW was on the site of 1 MW. But they do have this info on the current site...






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50' short of being a supertall now?

give it a couple more floors -- CAHMAAAHN!
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That last street level render is powerful indeed.

The overall podium is magnificently proportioned and the way the angles of the tower juxtapose with "Big Brother" is awe-inspiring.
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That last street level render is powerful indeed.

The overall podium is magnificently proportioned and the way the angles of the tower juxtapose with "Big Brother" is awe-inspiring.

I keep saying it, but it's very WTC-ish to me.







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If you look at the bases of the buildings in the plaza area, you see that the building have a small terraces. Could it be the terrace for the one under construction?

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I keep saying it, but it's very WTC-ish to me.







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Its both the plaza and the 1-2 story buildings on the left or right side. They are a different structure from the towers. Everywhere except around the yet to be built tower of course.
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Its both the plaza and the 1-2 story buildings on the left or right side. They are a different structure from the towers. Everywhere except around the yet to be built tower of course.
That's correct. Everything is connected somewhat, but the building itself (2MW) isn't under construction yet, and hasn't been issued construction permits.



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https://www.bisnow.com/new-york/news...tan-west-93134

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Once Complete, Brookfield's Manhattan West mixed-use project will feature 6M SF of office space, a 2-acre public park, a boutique hotel, more than 200K SF of retail space and a luxury rental tower, all put together with 100,000 tons of steel. The first of the megaproject’s two brand-new office buildings, One Manhattan West, topped out last month and was shown to the media Friday.

Once Complete, Brookfield's Manhattan West mixed-use project will feature 6M SF of office space, a 2-acre public park, a boutique hotel, more than 200K SF of retail space and a luxury rental tower, all put together with 100,000 tons of steel. The first of the megaproject’s two brand-new office buildings, One Manhattan West, topped out last month and was shown to the media Friday.

The view from the 60th floor, which is not yet built out and has been leased to consulting firm Accenture, shows views of Hudson Yards, downtown Manhattan and the Empire State Building.




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The Skidmore, Owings, and Merrill-designed building, slated to open in the last quarter of 2019, is already 90% leased. Accounting firm EY has the largest lease there, signing up for 640K SF in the 67-story, 2.1M SF building last year. Law firm Skadden Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP has leased 635K SF, while Accenture and the National Hockey League have inked deals for 250K SF and 175K SF respectively.

The second ground-up office tower, Two Manhattan West, is currently in foundation and no leases for the 2M SF of available space have been announced so far.





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Brookfield is also bringing the city’s first Pendry Hotel, a 164-room operation, to the site, as well as 240K SF for food, retail and pop ups. Whole Foods and cycling concept Peloton have inked leases on the site.

Along with the new hotel, the two new office towers and the luxury rental tower, known as the Eugene, the $4.5B project features the Lofts, a 200K SF existing office building, and Five Manhattan West, a 1960s-office building Brookfield spent $350M redeveloping. Amazon and JPMorgan Chase are tenants in that building, which has made Brookfield at least $500M already. The Lofts will feature the Far West Side's first coworking space when Spaces opens its doors.

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The more I study it, the more I'm fascinated by the subtlety of the countours both these towers assume.

The rounded corners are one thing (but a good thing...just saying); but the convexity at both tower's lower levels clinch it.

I'm somewhat surprised at how overlooked the similarity to the 10/30 HY juxtaposition now is given 2MW's height chop.

Are there any renders showing both pairs in context? It would serve to illustrate my point.

PS: IMO it's rather a shame that 3MW seems so pedestrian (no pun intended) in comparison.
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...Brookfield also recently filed Buildings Department plans for Two Manhattan West, a 62-story tower at Ninth Avenue and West 31st Street. Clark said, “There’s lots of tenant activity although we’re nowhere near announcing anything, but we hope to in 2018.” Clark said the tower should be open in 2022.
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I love the two together rendition! So the height is up a little from the cut to 59 stories to now 62 stories? Or was that a misprint?
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This is apparently U/C, from CaseyP432 on Yimby :

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This is apparently U/C, from CaseyP432 on Yimby :

Probably something related to the construction, but not the tower itself. They haven't yet been given building permits by the DOB.


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