This conceptual image shows the largest tower that could replace the Chrysler Trylons.
„ His options are open depending on market demand. The new building could be as relatively small as 100,000 square feet, for which he’d ask $10 million in annual rent on a triple-net-lease basis (tenant pays rent, utilities and operating/maintenance costs).
He said an office or hotel tower, or a project combining uses, could be as large as 600,000 square feet and rise “up to the level of the Chrysler gargoyles” at the tower’s 52nd floor.“
Something no more than ~300 feet seems ideal here to preserve views of Chrysler from the east.
A new structure topping out at or near the second setback of Chrysler at the 23rd floor would leave the entirety of the main shaft visible from all the best perspectives.
Something no more than ~300 feet seems ideal here to preserve views of Chrysler from the east. A new structure topping out at or near the second setback of Chrysler at the 23rd floor would leave the entirety of the main shaft visible from all the best perspectives.
