The Bryant
16 West 40th Street | also 18 West 40th Street, 20 West 40th Street, 22 West 40th Street | Midtown | built 2018
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- 2007
The city approves plans for a building on Bryant Park's last undeveloped lot
The city first approved plans for the building at 16 West 40th Street in 2007. The site, which then held a parking lot, was the final undeveloped plot on Bryant Park. HFZ Capital Group announced in 2015 that David Chipperfield would design it, his first ground-up commission in New York, after he had designed the interior of the neighboring Bryant Park Hotel.
Source: Wikipedia
- 2018
David Chipperfield's concrete tower The Bryant is completed
Construction ended in 2018 on The Bryant, a 402-foot building that combines condominiums and a hotel. Chipperfield chose precast, polished concrete for the facade so the tower would stand apart from new glass-clad construction, and flecks of marble and sandstone in the concrete reference nearby buildings. Herringbone floors run through the interiors, and the facade extends into the residences.
Source: Wikipedia
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