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The New York Times Building is a 52-story skyscraper at 620 Eighth Avenue, between 40th and 41st Streets near Times Square, on the west side of Midtown Manhattan in New York City. Its chief tenant is the New York Times Company, publisher of The New York Times.
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In the year 2000, the Italian architect Renzo Piano won the competition to build a new skyscraper in mid-town New York City, the headquarters for one of the world’s most important newspapers, The New York Times. Other renowned architects such as Norman Foster, Cesar Pelli, and Frank Gehryalso participated in this very contested competition. This pr...
The New York Times headquarters is located in the Times Square area of Manhattan, at the junction of Eighth Avenue and 40th and 41st Streets, New York, United States.
The building consists of a 52-story tower and a 4-story base, respecting the height of neighboring buildings. It embodies a concept of immateriality and transparency as a symbol of the qualities of the media, contrasting with Manhattan’s typical closed-off structures. The facade is covered by a ceramic profile membrane that filters sunlight and ens...
The construction hovers over an open and transparent ground floor, dedicated to public spaces, an atrium, a garden with 52-foot tall birch trees, an auditorium, restaurants, and shops. The entrance hall visually and physically connects 40th and 41st Streets, accessible from both sides. This space is organized around the elevator shafts, notable for...
The building incorporates numerous features to enhance energy efficiency. The facade consists of a high-luminosity double-glazed wall. The building is encased in a kind of cage made of ceramic tubes placed on a steel structure. Due to its thermal and luminous absorption rates, this structure allows for energy savings of over thirty percent. This is...
Learn about the design, concept, and features of the New York Times Building, a 52-story skyscraper by Renzo Piano in mid-town Manhattan. The building is a symbol of transparency and immateriality, with a ceramic facade, a public plaza, and an open atrium.
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RPBW’s winning design opens up a neglected corner of Manhattan opposite the Port Authority, with a 52-storey building whose themes of permeability and transparency express the intrinsic link between the newspaper and the city.
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New York Times Tower oder The New York Times Building ist ein Super-Wolkenkratzers in Manhattan in New York City. Er ist der Hauptsitz der US-Tageszeitung The New York Times.
Learn about the design and lighting of the glass and steel skyscraper by Renzo Piano Building Workshop, completed in 2007. See photos, products, and details of the project by Office for Visual Interaction (OVI).
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