Does anyone know who at Kohn Pedersen Fox led the design team for this tower? For instance I know Bill Pedersen was the driving force behind 10 & 30 Hudson Yards and Gene Kohn led 55 Hudson Yards. But I can’t seem to find out who the lead architect is for One Vanderbilt.
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As of yesterday, the main tower crane on top is gone.
But the huge red metal base for the crane is still up there, I think it’s possible that steel will commence when the crane is 100% gone
There is still that much to go? No way it’s topping out in July like predicted
Absolutely nice day out. Best part is a deserted midtown. Here’s a One Vandy photo dump.
Happy 4th! ![]()
Featuring our world famous sidewalk sheds:
This part is going to be so swanky when done:
Glass going in the lobby:
Great shots! You need a DSLR
Wasn’t this supposed to have an observation deck in the taller version? Is that still planned
42nd St should be reduced to two lanes of one-way traffic, and it should get a lot of trees.
It’s my next big purchase. Rent and college loans continually defer it.
There’s still going to be an observation deck.
How tall is this right now?
Still 1,080 feet
This tower is an instant icon. I hope that whatever rises on the Grand Hyatt site and on the Pfizer site is equally extraordinary.










