Pic by me. Taken today. To the right of 1 WTC, background or behind the WFC.
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Hopefully that view will be blocked by 2 WTC one day soonâŚ
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not the best shot during a rainy afternoon, but the back side looks like a 425 Park situation. Weâll have to wait to see how it turns out.
for another look by rbrome NEW YORK | 25 Park Row | 702 FT | 54 FLOORS - #413 by rbrome
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I still find it crazy how prominent woolworths is even after 100+ years.
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Imagine if Singer were in the middle of that photo, not One Liberty. What a shame.
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This building really defines Park Row.
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1 liberty makes for a better transition towards the WTC towers.
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I donât hate One Liberty, it reminds me (in a good way) of the monolith from 2001 A Space Odyssey, and I love how badass the steel beams on the facade look up close. I just wish it were built almost ANYWHERE else in the city. The Singer Building would be just as beloved as Woolworth if it were still around today. Such a beautiful and unique tower. I would have loved to see that weird reddish pink facade in person.
I wonder how Singer would have fared on 9/11.
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Could easily have been destroyed, but if not it would probably be some ridiculously expensive restoration effort. They might just tear down as it wasnât particularly iconic to most ppl
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A fair amount of âstandardâ (non-designed) buildings serve as a foil for the more ornate (designed) buildings: those plain backgrounds and neighbors help those architectural stars shine. I think we see the perfect balance between the plain and the fancy on that downtown skyline. I know the architects of One Liberty Plaza do not think of that building as âPlainâ or ânon-designedâ - but one gets my point about the differences.
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I would love to live in 49 chambers with this view:
https://www.instagram.com/p/B2jvggvHL-X/?igshid=1gy8623e3e0ty
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