NEW YORK | The Greenwich (125 Greenwich St) | 912 FT | 72 FLOORS

[exodius]

While I feel the giant blank concrete walls could’ve used SOME sort of treatment (like a coat of paint or faux glass), having the crane gone and seeing it finally complete makes it at least a decent filler in the skyline! Nothing mind-blowing, but nothing terrible either!

[infoshare]

WOW…exciting to see.

IMHO, Architectural excellence combined with interior design brilliance. The interiors here are impressive; understated, elegant - simply ‘tasteful’.

The Greenwich has been a long time coming; but the final results have turned out fantastic - INSIDE & out. Great to see this done, and done well.

BTW - This reminds me (in spirit, not appearance) of a modern day version of the “Enright House” - a luxury residential skyscraper. Pardon my current infatuation with Howard Roark…

Enright House

[ALC11]

Looks like they turned on the crown lighting. Let’s pray it doesn’t get affected by the broken-lights plague the rest of the towers in this city suffer from.

[Alemel]

[NewYorkCity76]

Taken on 8/5/24

[Alemel]

[Renato_Iodice]

Stunning shot! I guess I’m in the minority, but I like it: it has a dystopian vibe, but in a good way

[chused]

I like it too, at least from a distance. But closer up, the raw cement switches from off white to dirty white. Some sort of finish needs to be installed or applied.

[infoshare]

@chused

But closer up, the raw cement switches from off white to dirty white. Some sort of finish needs to be installed or applied.

Unfortunately, that is the case.

That lower/middle section is particularly dirty/blotchy - the whole wall section looks ‘unfinished’. All attempts to do ‘architectural concrete’ should be abandoned; it never looks quite right.

This photo by Alemel will illustrates the point.