I’ve listened to the New Yorkers. Sloped roof, spire, 2,000 feet tall…here is my concept for this tower
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I like it!
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That looks damn good! …Great Job!
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Too bad you don’t work for Gensler!
That’s a much better design.
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Another cool rendering
https://www.instagram.com/p/BtYJBuXgrOd/?utm_source=ig_share_sheet&igshid=1ytr7aeet25d
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Great renders. Boring design.
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It’s just… so… goofy.
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yes, you could be in the top 1% of architects today!!
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Nice, and those are some impressive graphics you have posted. These online architecture forums must be a veritable treasure trove of valuable information for real estate developers plying their trade in NYC: what an amazing free resource.
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Nice renders Koloski. I just can’t get excited about this one though 
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I don’t see how this could be a functional office building. The floors look like they would be around 125’x75’ max - around 10K sf; the size of the upper floors of 425 Park Ave.
Is there really a market for 80 floors of $250/sf boutique office space? Which is what they would need to get to make this building profitable.
I could see this faring better as condos.
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As a marker for low the Singer Building floorplates were 65’x65’ and it was demolished because the floorplates were far too small for office. Though this is obviously a little under triple height, the size of the plates is worrying.
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Thank you for mentioning and posting the Singer Building. 
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No problem, I take any opportunity I can lol
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A little closer to reality
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Oy vey!
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Whatever happened to that Zaha project they were supposed to Chelsea?
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apparently still in the works. Moinian is developing it.
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