Views of the clock tower and neighboring buildings from the site. Image courtesy of Jakob Dahlin Courtesy of SL Green.
Scaffolding on site. Jakob Dahlin Courtesy of SL Green.
Scaffolding on site. Jakob Dahlin Courtesy of SL Green.
One Madison Avenue.
Progress continues on the KPF-renovation project in the Flatiron District, with New York YIMBY releasing new images of the construction.
This week, work at One Madison Avenue hit a milestone, with demolition work fully completed ahead of schedule. The project consists of updating the mid-century podium and expanding the site to include a tower with over an acre of outdoor space through multiple terraces, totaling 27 floors. The renovation retains 67% of the original building’s structure and has a forecasted energy reduction of over 60%. The new building will provide unobstructed views of neighboring 5 Madison Ave Clock Tower and Madison Square Park thanks to a glass, curtain wall façade. Office spaces will have an open floor plan to accommodate flexible workspace and state-of-the-art amenities. The project is targeting both WELL and LEED-Gold certification.
View the full article from New York YIMBY here.