Okay, they’ve got ground floor retail. Are we supposed to be impressed?
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Good grief. Does every comment someone makes to one of your posts have to be met with a snide response. I wasn’t asking for some argument, just making a comment. Be civil even if it’s difficult.
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If you don’t like my response then you don’t have to reply to me. I didn’t know that this was a forum for saints and Mother Theresas.
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But you fight with like everyone on this forum it seems like it. It’s exhausting to see your posts. This was a relatively peaceful forum until you came along.
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No problem. I won’t post anymore.
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Is this phase 2 accurate or could we see this changed?
this used to be on the HY website. Im dying for news on phase 2
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This was probably created before they even selected the architects. I don’t think any renderings of the actual designs have been made public yet. It will definitely change.
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Plus they received a lot of criticism for the overly surburban nature of phase 1.
I’m sure that will be factored into phase 2.
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Expect Phase 2 to be high density, small lot, and very street-level focused.
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https://v.redd.it/t8brhg340hx21/DASH_1080?source=fallback
So apparently this happened…
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Watch EarthCam’s 4K time-lapse movie to see construction progress for Hudson Yards in New York City. From December 2012 to March 2019, EarthCam’s cinema-quality gigapixel cameras documented each stage of Hudson Yards, the largest private real estate development in the history of the United States. More than 3 million megapixel photographs and 500,000 hours of imagery were archived, including ultra-widescreen panoramic views of Manhattan cityscape.
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does anyone know what this might be? An actual project, or maybe a vision? It looks close to Silverstein’s project, and Cetra Ruddy was listed as architect of record.
https://archinect.com/people/project/54530189/hudson-yards-mixed-use/150098602#&gid=1&pid=2
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That’s pretty nice. Is that Larry’s project, and is it the design that’s rising?
PS: That heinous bus depot must go. Could MSG fit in that space or is it too narrow?
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It’s legit IMO. And the architect used a photo I took from Sky of the site for the initial pic. 
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