New York's Next Gen of Billion-Dollar Skyscrapers!
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- Опубликовано: 19 фев 2024
- Dive into the heart of New York City as we unveil the future of its skyline with "New York's Next Gen of Billion-Dollar Skyscrapers!" This video explores the monumental skyscrapers under construction that are set to redefine New York's architectural landscape. From the towering ambition of 175 Park Avenue, aiming to become one of the tallest buildings in the world, to the innovative design of the Affirmation Tower, we bring you an exclusive look at the next generation of New York skyscrapers.
Discover the engineering marvels and architectural genius behind these iconic structures, including the sleek 15 Penn Plaza, the groundbreaking 270 Park Avenue, and the futuristic Tower Fifth. Each project showcases the cutting-edge of architecture and design, promising to elevate the future New York skyline to unprecedented heights.
"New York's Next Gen of Billion-Dollar Skyscrapers" not only highlights the architectural and financial endeavors behind these projects but also offers insights into how they will shape the future New York skyline. Stay tuned as we witness the rise of new icons in one of the world's most dynamic urban landscapes.
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in my Opinion 270 park ave and One Vanderbilt are my fav❤
New York's has big problems such as ridiculous taxes, no affordable housing, millions of square feet of vacant office space, and the illegal immigrant crisis worsening daily. Don't be too surprised if these grandiose and unnecessary projects fall through. Certainly no more office space is needed.
And Donald's tribe.
The poor Chrysler building is getting dwarfed
That’s what human evolution does to old things 🤷
Isn't that amazing. The chrysler building is a giant in and of itself and is still being dwarfed by all these newer supertall skyscrapers
Destroyed the Singer and Woolworth buildings, both very advanced in many ways. @@apolloami4471
YAAAAAAYYYYYY AMERICA !!! 😊
Tower fifth seems very ugly. Cantilevered sections are so over, especially since every example has been hideously ugly. Now it’s old and ugly and suggests stagnation of imagination. And the Steinway Tower is unfortunate in the impression it gives from the side. One, it appears truncated, and secondly, it appears to be straining like an old person with scoliosis. I’m a fan of the new Chase building at 272 park. It is elegant yet muscular, and is the opposite of the enfeebled Steinway building. The crisscrossing supports encase the sections in a secure embrace. Here is a case of where showing the bones of the structure enhances the impression it makes. And I give props to the unique footing which carry up the height of the exposed bones.
That fourth one shouldn’t be built or even attempted to.
Can New York City still absorb all that office space? Many people are working from home. Also, I have a bad feeling about AFFIRMATION TOWER. It has bad feng shui.
I don’t worry about fang shui, I worry that it’s just ugly. It doesn’t seen to have a design theme, almost as if it were designed by a first year student.
Duh. My friend, "Mr. Obvious", is asking me why you didn't bring up the question of whether, or how, the current downturn in office occupancy rates will effect the economic calculus underlying justification for these exceedingly impressive towers. Might you be kind to enough to enlighten my friend? :)
Commodore was shortened to 1,575 ft. From the original proposal of 1646 ft. Over a year ago. Don't know where you get your information but it's not accurate. 🤷
Whats with the sloppy background music??
These skyscrapers are great anybody that doesn't think so has no taste
The video for #3 had numerous random pics that were not the building nor were they explained
The city that never sleeps has
become a living, breating land
fill.
Thanks for your comment. We recognize the challenges urban development brings, especially in vibrant cities like New York. Our video highlights efforts towards sustainable, innovative architecture aiming for a balance between growth and environmental mindfulness.
The last two design are just too weird for me. I love skyscrapers and would want to see these all but I just do not like the designs. Seems kinda like "jenga"
Tower Fifth is HIDEOUS. You can yammer and yammer in corporate-speak, but it is aesthetically terrible. Believe me, it will not age well. And I hope the finances don't come through so we'll never see this monstrosity become reality!
Screw u you have no taste
I sense you would agree with the forma Prince of Wales describing a similar folly; "It is a festering boil on the arse of humanity"
I have a small Dog and it happens that he has diarrhea. Then I jump out of my bed, throw my coat over my head, grab my keys and run downstairs with it.
We live on the 1st floor
I don't want to imagine where he'll poop when we're standing in the elevator in one of these skyscrapers. 🤢
I can’t tell if you’re joking or seriously considering bringing your dog to live with you in one of these things 😂😂
😂😂
Very ugly box buildings where so much money is put
In solchen Nähnadel Wolken Kratzern würde ich nicht wohnen wollen. Hätte ich das Geld, ich würde ich mir eine Insel kaufen und nur eine suite mit für ein paar Wochen mieten.
They won't stop until they make it look like Dubai. I'm not really a fan of modern skyscrapers. 🤮
Affirmation Tower is such an ugly unproportional unemotional lazy embarrsaing unelegant non-design.