Top 20 Largest Development Projects in NYC (Part III)

New York City never stops growing! Today I bring the part III of the Top 20 Largest Development Projects In NYC. Are you curious? Do you want to know more? Let’s go!

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Empire Stores

Studio V’s designs inject new life into the structures of the Empire Stores. The designs combine creative contemporary architecture with exacting historic rehabilitation and combine overlapping uses with public spaces that reveal the inhabitants and historic structures.

Once brimming with goods from all over the world—from animal hides and tobacco to coffee beans and sugar—the new iteration of Empire Stores offers visitors an all-in-one experience: to relax, shop, dine, and take in the view.

Firm: STUDIO V; S9 Architecture
Project Type: Mixed-Use
Developer: Midtown Equities; HK Organization; Rockwell Capital

One Hudson Yards

One Hudson Yards building is a striking piece of architecture. Rich materials, bespoke furnishings, and purposeful design combine with extraordinary service to offer residents a refined city lifestyle. The spacious residences feature high ceilings, top-of-the-line appointments, and breathtaking views of Hudson Yards, the Hudson River, West Chelsea, and downtown.

Firm: Andre Kikoski Architect
Project Type: Multi-Family
Developer: Related

ALTA LIC

Andre Kikoski Architect designed the public and amenity spaces at ALTA LIC. The abundant amenity catalog includes multiple indoor and outdoor lounges, two rooftop sundecks, an outdoor movie theatre, communal working and event spaces, sun-drenched indoor lap pool, state-of-the-art fitness center with a yoga/movement studio, an 18-hole Golf Simulator Lounge, and the Pet Club with a rooftop dog run. All with the New York City skyline as a backdrop.

Firm: Andre Kikoski Architect
Project Type: Multi-Family
Developer: Simon Baron

House 39

Designed by Handel Architects with interiors by Rockwell Group, the 297-unit residential rental tower, House 39, features a curved southern façade with large glass bays and vertical stripes of shadow box units that create a random pattern. Horizontal and vertical white spandrel panels frame and define these glazing zones throughout the facade.

Firm: Rockwell Group; Handel Architects
Project Type: Multi-Family
Developer: Fisher Brothers

111 Murray Street

Designed by David Rockwell, and spanning over 20,000 square feet, the amenities at 111 Murray Street feature several distinct spaces that flow naturally into one another and evolve throughout the day. A sprawling lounge with 15-foot ceilings, plush seating and an oversized stone and steel fireplace overlooks a dramatic water wall and reflecting pool.