Browsing: Manhattan

Rising beside Grand Central Terminal, 175 Park Avenue is set to become one of the most ambitious skyscraper developments in…

The new global headquarters of JPMorganChase, located at 270 Park Avenue in Midtown Manhattan, has officially been completed, marking a…

Sitting on a unique triangular site in Manhattan, the 20-story-high Flatiron Tower, draped in Beaux-Arts-style facades, is a timeless masterpiece…

The Manhattan Project’s covert mission during WWII birthed not only the atomic bomb but a hidden architectural legacy. Secret cities like Oak Ridge, Hanford, and Los Alamos reveal the innovative spatial strategies that balanced confidentiality, industrial efficiency, and functionality—shaping postwar architectural design and sustainable reuse efforts that endure today.

Manhattan, on an island, is NYC’s cultural, financial, and media center, known for its rapid growth, urbanization, and iconic skyscrapers.

Lantern House features a gridded facade made of hand-laid antiqued grey brickwork and metal, inspired by the nearby Chelsea neighborhood’s industrial style.

The new Midtown Bus Terminal will be a approximately 195,000 square meters world-class facility designed to meet commuter growth until 2040-2050.

Bjarke Ingels Group has recently introduced its design proposal for Freedom Plaza, an upcoming civic and cultural center located near the UN Headquarters along Manhattan’s East River.

The Portland Flatiron, designed by local firm Works Progress Architecture, or WPA is built on a triangular, sloping plot in the city’s Boise Eliot neighborhood.

Anish Kapoor’s highly anticipated, first permanent artwork in New York City has finally arrived. Dubbed the “mini-Bean” by the New Yorker, the sculpture is 14 meters long, 6 meters tall, and weighs a staggering 40 tons.