Architect Sir Norman Foster's addition to the existing base building, energy efficient building, you can see it in the lobby location!
Famous modernist Mies! he has created architecture throughout USA and the world, many architect's follow him to understand minimalism, built in the late 50's, the only building setback from Park Ave.
we are heading out to of range!, this place is cool, every year a new designer get's picked to transform the outdoor space, fun DJ's spin, food and beer everywhere, during the summer time
designed by famous phenomenal architect Renzo Piano, a green building. A few people have tried to climb this building!
Famed architect Renzo Piano does the addition to this historic museum, adding a nice modern juxtaposition with the existing historic architecture
One of EchoDA's favorite architects, Frank Gehry- has a building in NYC..(well two buildings) it sure does stand out, but it makes for a fun walk along the west side highway
World renown, west coast Architect Morphosis,designs this funky facade, undulating skin and the rest of building. There is an impressive stair, hard to get beyond the lobby- ID required
Adventurous and fun shaped building, by architect Neil Denari, along the High Line zone / meatpacking area. One of the rare buildings you will see, as he has mostly provided architecture theories
The (so far...) tallest building in NYC! It has become an emblem and symbol of the city itself, as famous as the Statue of Liberty.
The old tracks peep through the grass and the plants while you walk on this incredible piece of landscape. By James Corner Field Operations and DS+R, the park perfectly connects past and future of NYC
This audacious and striking building, designed by Polshek Partnership Architects, it's precariously balance above the High Line at its starting point in Meatpacking, setting perfectly into the context
By Christian de Portzamparc. The glass facade's movement strongly breaks the surrounding rithm, and the building is hard to miss.
BCJ's glass cube now stands clearer then ever after the changing of the glass panels: from 90 to 15!!
Designed by Steven Holl, all the panel son the facade are hinged and open in different ways, changing the building every time you play with them
Jean Nouvel's residential building, facing the High Line, is built just beside Frank Gehry's IAC building, creating a corner of outstanding contemporary architecture.
This visually striking apartment building shows once again the ability of swiss duo Herzog&De Meuron to play with facades and materials.
Considered the very first modern skyscraper in NYC, this fascinating building is a almost a work of art. And one of the skinniest ones in town.
