106 West 56th Street rendering (l, The Rinaldi Group) and photo (r, CityRealty)
The glut of residential construction on Billionaires' Row in recent years has created some of the most expensive apartments in the city (think 111 West 57th Street and One57) - and one of the biggest selling-points is the opportunity to have sought-after panoramic views of Central Park.
A new 27-story office tower by Savanna will soon be among them. The site of the new project is 106 West 56th Street, a short distance from Hearst Tower and Time Warner Center. Upon completion, the building will offer workers the same awe-inspiring views as its residential neighbors. The developer has another notable project under construction in the city; Savanna is the firm behind the recently topped-out Morningside Heights condominium known as Vandewater.
A new 27-story office tower by Savanna will soon be among them. The site of the new project is 106 West 56th Street, a short distance from Hearst Tower and Time Warner Center. Upon completion, the building will offer workers the same awe-inspiring views as its residential neighbors. The developer has another notable project under construction in the city; Savanna is the firm behind the recently topped-out Morningside Heights condominium known as Vandewater.
Renderings of 106 West 56th Street via Hypertecture
Construction via The Rinaldi Group
The building at 106 West 56th Street will be LEED certified, and renderings of its design by Perkins Eastman show a structural steel tower with glass curtain walls and aluminum composite panels. Interior renderings show an attractive lobby, several elevator bays, and a lounge designed to impress. Plans filed with the city also call for a cellar-level bike room and accessory terraces throughout.
Lobby
Lounge
Construction progress circa December 2018 via CityRealty
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