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MidtownLatest Stories

“Friday is Dead Forever”

Facing flat prospects for 2023, Vornado holds off on Penn District plan—for now

view of an office tower lobby with large sculptural artworks
If You Build It Will They Come?

Foster + Partners’ 50 Hudson Yards opens as a plus-sized emblem of New York’s “office resurgence”

rendering of a fluted observation platform
Rock Steady

Top of the Rock “skylift” attraction gets green light from Landmarks Preservation Commission

head-on view of a glassy tower on a podium in midtown manhattan supported by slender columns
Massive Leverage

After winning approvals, the $100 million Lever House renovation is moving ahead

Exterior of the penn station powerhouse, a beaux-arts, 4-story powerplant with boarded up windows
The Work Is Never Done...

Community groups rally ahead of West Midtown preservation battle

rendering of transit hub interior
Infrastructure Week, Empire State-Style

Governor Cuomo details dramatic $51 billion Midtown West redevelopment plan

View of the Demarest Building, a squat tan brick structure with large arched windows
Demerits for Demolition

Preservationists fight to save Midtown Manhattan’s 19th-century Demarest Building

Billionaires Row
The Billionaires Revolt

Billionaires’ Row residents sue New York City over proposed homeless shelter

Face-lift

Renderings released for Rafael Viñoly-renovated Hell’s Kitchen car showroom and office

Podspreading

New York’s latest napping destination Nap York expands to meet demand

601 Lexington Ave.

New York’s angled icon, the Citicorp Center, in line for a 200,000 square foot renovation

Bruno Travalja

Architect falls to his death from Midtown tower

If only...

A smart Manhattan office design fits three companies into one space

Detroit artist takes legal action to save mural from development

This giant ball pit in New York City is all about “the transformative power of play”

The tallest crane ever in New York City was just installed to build SHoP’s Manhattan supertall

Kohn Pedersen Fox’s One Vanderbilt now has all the approval it needs to climb 1,501 feet over Manhattan

Another supertall tower to rise in Manhattan’s increasingly crowded supertall district

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