a new neighborhood for the
Next Generation
Above and Beyond
When 30 Hudson Yards opens in 2019, it will house the highest outdoor observation deck in the western hemisphere. At 1,100 feet above ground, the 7,500-square-foot outdoor viewing area will extend 65 feet from the 100th floor. Additionally, programming will include a restaurant, bar and event space run by renowned hospitality group rhubarb, making celebrations in the sky a reality.
The New Heart of New York
On Manhattan’s West Side, a neighborhood rises. Built from the ground up, Hudson Yards is a triumph of culture, commerce and cuisine; a technological marvel that pairs style with sustainability; a convergence of parks and public space.
In this new heart of New York, people come together to work, live and play – to enjoy chef-driven restaurants or shop the world’s iconic brands – where experts and icons collaborate on the defining work of their lives, driving Hudson Yards boldly into the future.
Fifteen Hudson Yards
The first residential tower at Hudson Yards, 15 Hudson Yards will be a vanguard of art, fashion and design. The 910-foot building was designed by Diller Scofidio + Renfro in collaboration with Rockwell Group. The elegant silhouette is defined by gradual curves that form four graceful arcs of glass.
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The Shed
The Shed will be the first arts center designed to commission, produce, and present all types of performing arts, visual arts, and popular culture.. Opening Spring 2019, the building’s most notable design feature is a telescoping outer shell that deploys over the plaza adjoining the building to provide a 120-foot-high, temperature-controlled hall. The Shed can work in many configurations, welcoming multiple events simultaneously.
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Vessel
Vessel, the centerpiece of the Public Square and Gardens, created by Thomas Heatherwick and Heatherwick Studio, is a new kind of public landmark. Comprised of 154 interconnecting flights of stairs and 80 landings, Vessel will lift visitors up, offering a multitude of ways to engage with and experience Hudson Yards.
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The Shops & Restaurants
Neiman Marcus chose Hudson Yards for its New York City debut. Tory Burch, Zara, Coach, Stuart Weitzman, H&M and Watches of Switzerland will join when retail opens.
Ultimately nearly 100 luxury and specialty stores and unique restaurants will fill almost 1,000,000 square feet of astonishing, vertical space at Hudson Yards.
10 Hudson Yards
Coach and L’Oréal USA have relocated their headquarters to 10 Hudson Yards, joining innovators like SAP, Boston Consulting Group, VaynerMedia, Intersection and Sidewalk Labs.
At 895-feet tall, the building includes 1.8 million square feet of office and street-level retail. Designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox, 10 Hudson Yards opened in Spring 2016.
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30 Hudson Yards
The 30 Hudson Yards office complex will be completed in 2019. The 2.6-million-square-foot tower will feature the highest outdoor observation deck in the city. The 1,296-foot building will welcome Time Warner Inc., CNN, HBO, Turner Broadcasting, Warner Bros., KKR, Wells Fargo Securities, DNB, the Related Companies and Oxford Properties Group.
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50 Hudson Yards
Designed by Foster + Partners, 50 Hudson Yards will be a 985-foot office complex that represents an ideal location for business in Manhattan. Already the new location for BlackRock, 50 Hudson Yards fronts Hudson River Park, and features ground-level retail, as well as an enclosed connection to The Shops & Restaurants.
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55 Hudson Yards
Designed by A. Eugene Kohn of Kohn Pedersen Fox, 55 Hudson Yards contrasts flat ironwork with floor-to-ceiling glass to integrate with the rich surroundings of Hudson Yards. The 780-foot tower will be home to a broad portfolio of global brands.
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The Public Square and Gardens
The focal point of Hudson Yards is the Public Square and Gardens, a five-acre space of lush greenery that ties elements together. Designed Nelson Byrd Woltz, the park will feature some 28,000 plants and 200 mature trees. Thomas Woltz calls the Public Square and Gardens the “living room of the West Side.”
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35 Hudson Yards
35 Hudson Yards will be mixed-use building intended for residential units and a hotel tower – and will also provide for on-site retail and offices. The building is expected to rise 1,000 feet. Designed by David Childs of SOM.
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Abington House
Inspired by the industrial framework of the High Line, Abington House boasts luxury rental apartments in the heart of West Chelsea – the ideal juxtaposition between the energetic growth of New York's next great neighborhood and the dynamic strength that lies at the city’s core.
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One Hudson Yards
One Hudson Yards sets a lavish stage from the outside in, ushering its residents from an outdoor neighborhood of art, culture, parks, fine dining and shopping; into entirely original, super-sensory, ultra-luxury interior spaces, with 10-foot ceilings, commanding views, sophisticated finishes and stylish touches throughout.
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