1wtc: 95% leased
3wtc: ~84% leased
4wtc 99% leased
7wtc: 97% leased
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Amazing. Now Two World Trade needs this tenant attention
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Unless they start building this year or early next year, I donât see 2 WTC being done before 2026. Then again it may be faster because the foundations are already done.
Which is unfortunate because 2026 is both the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks and the 250th anniversary of the countries independence.
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Wasnât it stated that itâll be complete around 2027 or 2028?
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On some documents findings yeah. And Iâve heard that they may focus on 2 WTC once the Performing Arts Center is completed and 5 WTC is off the ground
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Thatâs a nice design! 
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How old is this? Still has the original 2 WTC design
Not to mention you can see the glimpse of one of the spires of 3 WTC
Is this a real project?
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I think it belongs more in the topic of unbuilt skyscrapers than here. Or itâs a very new (current) project.
âOur concept for the tower began with our ambition to elevate the experience of residents living it. Beginning with a triangular footprint orientated to capture maximum levels of sunlight, the tower is extruded up to 80 storeys, with a dynamic twist in the middle of the tower to offer expansive views across New York and the Hudson River from all apartments.
â * Client
Brookfield Properties
Location
New York, USA
Size
93,000 sqm
Status
Schematic
Units
228â
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This is nice. We need more modern towers down there. Iâm tired of the bland and pre-modern FiDi buildings down there.
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@mcart Considering it says the client is Brookfield Properties and the proposal is on the location of the NYMEX Building which wasnât purchased by BP until 2013 and integrated with the rest of Brookfield Place, Iâd say itâs from sometime between then and now. Which I guess isnât really that helpful.
@Jaydayvis do you mean to say International style (which there are definitely a lot of)? Unless you meant to say Early Modern, which would mean all the older early 1900 FiDi buildings, which arenât bland.
This is a questionable project, because surely there would have been some news if Brookfield was intending to redevelop/demolish the NYMEX building/site. The website (even though a notable firm) mentions the building as a Megatall when it appears to barely even be a supertall.
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I went on their website and that was in literally the first sentence. Lol
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That would honestly look so gross especially considering the position and whatâs there currently
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I actually like this design a lot. I love how flowing it is and all the curves. Like a mini Shanghai Tower. And hey, if they want it to be a megatall thatâs fine by me.
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Iâm not that opposed to the design but I also donât like it. It looks slightly out of place. I think if a tower similar to WilkinsonEyreâs One Barangaroo with some curves âandâ hard edges was here it would look better.
Considering itâd have to just about be 3 times taller than depicted to be a megatall, I donât think they could reach that with the proposed 1 million sqft.
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If the design is being published quietly by the architecture firm without any official announcement by the developer, is it likely that the project has been abandoned long enough to leave NDA?
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