The Skyscrapers That Will Redefine New York
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- Опубліковано 9 кві 2019
- From the luxury super-slender developments of Midtown to Brooklyn’s first super-tall tower, these are the skyscrapers that are about to redefine New York. For more by The B1M subscribe now: ow.ly/GxW7y
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Thankyou for producing such well presented and interesting building info.
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This is the perfect channel to satisfy my skyscraper obsession
Low rise buildings are more beautiful. I find something ugly about skyscrapers, they look like tunors in cities landscape.
@@ligametis It depends. I love the lowrises of Amsterdam with the perfect mix of conformity and uniqueness as well as the colourful lowrises found in Italian cities such as Rome for example. But skyscrapers when done right do inspire feelings of awe & wonder. Like the Empire State or the Taipei 101 which use context to evoke feeling.
@@vksepe these new towers are nowhere close to the splendour of empire state.
@John Marshyti I'm obsessed with places and skyscrapers
So am i
Love how they’re adding bronze and plants to the towers instead of them just all being glass.
Jamal Rana yessss it’s so pretty
Same. it looks classy. I think it complements the iconic Art Deco skyscrapers from the 20’s and 30’s..everything about these bronze towers says “New York”.. I hope to god it catches on and the new design is here to stay.
I agree. I’m tired of the same old glass look every sky scraper has now a days. BORING.
The green roofs will help reduce pollution and keep buildings cool along with reducing storm water runoff and provide habitats for plants animals and insects
Wonder how the landscaping on the upper floors will handle high wind and bad weather.
"It will merge the built environment with the natural world."
*has like one tree per floor*
I mean, is that a low number for a skyscraper? 1 per floor for an entire tree? Sounds like alot to me
Each Floor will have at least four open green areas for people to use
New York City is going to look so sick with all the futuristic modern buildings mixed in with the classic brick ones...it’s going to give an industrial sci-fi vibe
Bruh stop New York Is Awesome The I Don’t Want The Building To Look Like The F*ing Star Wars Building’s
Pierre Alvarado
What’s wrong with that?
Have you ever left the USA? You would find that most huge cities already have that industrial sci-fi vib. We are living in that future, kid.
@Bernd DasBrot I dont like anywhere that's packed with skyscrapers like the Asian countries just seems sad
ArizonaWillful Nope. Europe has historical buildings and most Asian cities like Tokyo and Hong Kong are great, but their architecture is pure shit. New York combines both classic and modern architecture in a beautiful way
I'm not a builder.
I'm not an architect or engineer. But these videos on this channel are so rewarding and they make me have a greater appreciation for construction.
Agreed
Same, I know nothing about this subject mattee but the videos are all so well produced with just the right amount of detail that that doesn't matter
Great point, the videos on this channel are super well made. Just pure curiosity here, what kind of job/business do you have?
Yes and a stronger fascination for architecture and design!
Yes
B1M + New York = instant like
Haha, thank you so much!!
@@TheB1M ya i also agree
Definitely!!
Liked and subbed.
Lots of interesting things going on in New York these past years
In the 70's and 80's I could honestly say, "I know Manhattan like the back of my hand".
Last year was the first time in maybe 25 years that I had gone there, and I didn't recognize it !
do you still know the back of your hand tho ?
How old are you sir?
I know just what you mean!
That’s what happens when you don’t visit places in long periods of time
Exactly, went their in 1946, lived it in the 1960s, and came back since 1969 and it's horrific.
P.S. the central park tower became the tallest residential building in the world last week
It just surpassed the roof height of the sears tower this week too
Darn tooting. I'm workin wit ya, here.
Glad it did. Something needed to take people's attention off of that square box at 432 Park Ave
@@billolsen4360 they'll be more box-like building come soon to get that attention back sadly. Check out tower fifth
Adnan Khan yeah there's a couple way worse box ones coming soon to midtown unfortunately that will be even more terrible and prominent.
The bronze ornaments are absolutely stunning!
bronze is the new gold? :O
I'm glad that classicism is making a comeback a bit. We're kind of entering a new era of post-modernism. Post-post-modernism-modernism. Ha.
Glass is nice but it's been uverused like wtf 🙄🙄🙄 that bronze thing looks so iconig tho ❤️
Will bronze change its colour overtime?
EJ Ioane yes and gets super hot in the sun...
Can’t believe NY has that many skyscrapers under constructions.That’s crazy!
Can't believe most of the skyscrapers in New York are close to 100 years old, even the subway system is more than a 100 years old, and all of the infrastructure is still being used today in 21st century.
You have to give props to the Engineers who designed and constructed the city more than 100 years ago, their legacy is still in function today.
But, New York does need a massive upgrade, in fact, most cities in America have outdated infrastructure,
compared to Dubai, Singapore, Tokyo, etc.., American cities do not have have the modern edge that those cities have.
Dubai's layout is garbage. They went way to fast with expanding and just threw al the high rise next to the highway that runs literally through the city for quick accessibility. No one walks. There's no culture.
That’s what makes U.S cities so unique from other “modern” countries. Not only that but it also shows the history of city. But one thing that does ruin it is old buildings right next door to modern mega towers.
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@Dojocho you still have to be pretty smart to do something like this man.
Take a shot every time he says “redefine”
It would be better without redefinem
redfin
Sure, many "redefines". At 2.17 I told my wife I loved her and @ 7.21 I fell off my chair
I have been and it is rough
The comment I was looking for
More tall buildings for Spider-Man to web swing around town. Yay!
Soon he will be web-slinging through the cloud. Given how much by each development, those new towers slowly creep up past 500m. Remember when The Twin Towers was the tallest building in NY? Pepperidge Farm remembers.
Dream on. Today's Spiderman lives in the suburbs & is scared of heights.
Hope he brings his own oxygen-tank with him.
And for him to crash into...
Krypton he doesn't live in the suburbs he lives in Queens.
Man, i know things eventually change and evolve but I am really going to miss the original New York skyline, with the main classical buildings standing out.
Veronica Gonzalez Agreed. It's a matter of time before classic skyline views are lost. They're really overdoing it now. At least some have nice facades not just pure glass. 111 W 57th will look interesting as a marvel of engineering, assuming it doesn't get blown over! They're going to crowd out the classic buildings, like weeds overpowering flowers.
@@Tom_Hadler "they're really over doing doing it" yea right... it will eventually get boring seeing the same old skyline.. all cities have to and should advance in technology.. not stay the say with no advancements... I'm happy that its advancing because it's even looking better with empire state building in sight...
100% agreed. I always loved seeing the skyline as a kid (which included the twin towers), but now the skyline is nowhere near the same. I see it every morning and I’m shocked by how much has changed even in the last 5 years. While I’m sure I’ll grow accustom to it, it’s strange walking in the city now since the newer construction has made it feel less “authentic”... it’s difficult to explain but I’m happy to see that there are updated facilities and a renewed sense of growth following 9/11. It’s true that the city never sleeps but who would’ve guessed it would be getting such a massive growth spurt!
I'm all for new buildings, but if you're going to make a supertall - make it well. The superthin supertalls you see in NYC are pretty ugly and not inspiring on the exterior. Yes, 432 Park - i'm talking about you.
My favorite building will always be the Chrysler and the ones from that time. Yes these new buildings are impressive with their height but not nearly as beautiful.
I still miss the “dominance factor” of the twin towers....
Same
i know but the freedom tower is a awesome building too
I kind of wish the freedom tower was a little taller, making it stand out more.
The Freedom Tower is a real piece of shit compared to the Twin Towers. Also, the Freedom Tower needed that lame spire to reach 1,776ft.
N ghost of its former self ? Pls explain
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Munyaradzi Jani that's great!
Rhodesia was better.
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Africa is set to BOOM. Keep working on your dream and you might become a very wealthy man. Who knows you could end up on 111w57th
the Brooklyn one looks like some evil vilian tower
Lex Corp
Some Darth Vader shit
Looks like kingpin would chill out in this building trying to take out spiderman and daredevil
The Brooklyn skyscraper is the coolest one in the bunch.
The new home of Dr. Evil.
As much as I love my city of Chicago, my obsession for modern living & skyscrapers absolutely adores NYC .
B1M talking about construction in New York is some of the best content in all of UA-cam.
Thank you so much!!!
Another video that could pass as a high budget documentary. These are great
Wow, thank you SO much!
lol when the video was starting, I had to look at the time stamp again because it sounded like the beginning of a documentary.
New York isn't completed without the TWIN TOWER
The Empire State Building will always be my favorite
Indeed. Art Deco makes New York magical.
Great building, but the Chrysler will always be my favorite in NYC.
@@raymondwiggins354 Unfortunately, it seems like the new skyscrapers will outsize both of them to a point where they will be getting kind of lost in between the towers of the new skyline.
@@raymondwiggins354 Mine also, but the older Flatiron Building is a close second.
Hi there fellow old school!
I'm from Canada, but i Adore Manhattan... It has to be one of the greatest achievement humans have ever accomplished... The 1st time you set your eyes on those skyscrapers is just a magical moment !🤯
Kev Musicluva oh it is. I've been to New York a dozen times and every time you enter that city you know your entering the center of human civilization.
The Dutch called, they want New Amsterdam back.
HAHA, nice history joke.
The British: nani?!
Nah the Jews can keep it.
Here, in Amsterdam, we dislike skyscrapers.
U riep?
As a certified Dutch guy I approve of this.
After recently returning to Australia from the US I must say New York was by far our best city. It was so surreal being there. After going up the Empire State Building I don’t know how the iron workers work at such heights. To think these new buildings are a lot higher is really scary.
Love New York and love your videos. Go the Yankees.
Cheers from Down under.
Hi from Tasmania
Ricci Figuero You must be the ambassador
Ricci Figuero I am looking at collaborating and working with Tishman Speyer to bring back the top of the Metlife Building skyscraper in use as a viewing deck. It was used as a helicopter landing site but that use was discontinued after a fatal helicopter crash. the viewing deck will have the best views of the iconic Chrysler Building in New York.
Also last year while on vacation I arranged for the US Bank Tower skyscraper to be lit up purple and blue for my local Keech Hospice Care in England!
Here is the link below! :-
www.lutontoday.co.uk/news/us-bank-tower-lights-up-for-luton-s-keech-hospice-care-1-8764105/amp
Ricci Figuero Chill
Poseidon get a life
Amazing. The only thing missing was a final picture of what the skyline would look like once all these buildings went up. I live in the city. It may not be for everybody but its definitely for me. I LUV NYC!!
You just teased the whole world minus the population of NYC.
Just back from NYC and the super-slenders look out of proportion to my eye. There are some great buildings planned but I cannot believe anything anywhere will ever top the Chrysler!
two things did pre 9/11 The original WTC Twin Towers are unmatched
I find it ridiculous that you can have some "antenna" on top of the building and count as if that includes the actual height... (one world trade center vs central park tower slide)
It's a Spire, not an antenna. Political word play.
@@BeCoShooter How is that relevant to my point (and I said antenna in quotes because I did not know the correct word since I am non English speaker)?
@@tomjens2046 it is very relevant since antennas dont count towards height but spires do. therefore your statement about not being a native english speaker isnt relevant
@@lawrencewei3583 It is not relevant because my original statement stands 100% the same (just switch word "antenna" into "spire".
Here it goes:
I find it ridiculous that you can have a spire on top of the building and count as if that includes the actual height
I agree, I will see central park tower as taller because you can't stand ontop of a spire.
NYC is about to become even more dominant skyline wise, it's not all about quantity but quality.
Going taller is easy and already old. These designs are the future
@ClickNSpam I personally like blocky concrete buildings. Although the newer skyscrapers are beautiful I'd rather have a bunch of aon centre type buildings all over the place. New York is iconic but I just feel like the new and old make the city look kind of funny looking. I still think Chicago has a better skyline than new york.
Take notes Dubai
@Catfish Billy @Catfish Billy To be fair, most of them were CGI renders, some of them will look much better in reality.
@ClickNSpam China cities are known for quantity now, NYC has the better looking skyline because it is far more tightly packed and creative solutions are required to keep building higher, that's why we're seeing super slender skyscrapers.
What the hell were they thinking having these towers placed so close to the iconic Empire State Building?
In my opinion they make the Empire State building to look a lot better
Matteo Dura The Empire State Building? No way.
@@LaLaGrunge the attend ruins it- also wth u want a whole no skyscraper zone..?
@@32123ABCBA yes, I do and its not criminal your simple too involved into the modern world.
@@artdecotimes2942 your simple too involved in what was.
Imagine New York's skyline once the gap between Midtown and the Financial District starts to fill in more. It will look like Metropolis from Superman
Denis Ryan well this was actually a myth that was debunked. Look it up and you'll find a few videos explaining why the gap exists
skyscrapers can be built safely without bedrock.
Gotham metropolis both based in NYC
@Denis Ryan Well, that has been debunked a few times now
Look at the Millennium Tower in San Francisco, built using piles that were supposed to go down 250ft to solid ground... but then it came out that it was not (some were only 60ft down!) as a cost cutting measure. It’s now sinking and tilting, to the point that the building needs to be underpinned with the proper 250ft piles.
Just went to NYC for the first time, and the buildings are staggering. It truly is the most iconic skyline on Earth, every building is legendary, from the old art deco ones like the ESB, Chrysler, and Woolworth buildings, to the 21st century wonders like the WTC complex, Hudson Yards, and the rapidly rising 57th Avenue buildings. I truly love New York, it's as enchanting and awe inspiring as it is diverse and iconic.
NEW YORK KEEPS GETTING MORE BEAUTIFUL AND MORE EXPENSIVE.
Im glad New York is back 😍
I honestly think that Central Park Tower would’ve looked so sick with the spiral.
Tall skyscrapers are ruining ny's skyline. These asshole developers and architecture dont consider and respect of the skyline.
The Chrysler building is still the greatest building ever built
Why?
Yes it is !!!!! I love it !!!
@@cowmoo5596 if you look up.its history and how it rose to take worlds tallest....is probably one of the greatest stories in architecture history....
I don’t know about that but it looks pretty nice
connextro people have opinions.
0:41
“Landscape we are familiar with is continually evolving”
*Shows World Trade Center with ominous music*
lol
XD
Blue Tooth nooooooo 😭😭😂😂😂😂😂😂
That is so hilarious
I love bronze and plants on towers, it looks fantastic and so classy.
Very informative. I grew up in NY but the landscape has changed so much in just 20 years!
Wish I could afford to live in NYC, amazing city ❤️
The jobs pay well there
Pork & Porridge no they don’t
Not sure anyone I know there can afford their own home. A common arrangement seemed to be rented rooms in Brooklyn. In that respect it's the same as many other cities. Depends on what you're looking for.
I am sure everyone watching the videos on this channel can tell the amount of hard work and effort it takes to produce such fantastic content. Truly amazed by the quality every single time
true jean been to nyc many times the constuction is truly amazing
New York is so beautiful. I really hope they keep doing art deco modern skyscrapers. Mixing glass with bronze is crazy beautiful
Every time i visit New York they are always building something big and new. Was there about a month ago and there were so many new building from what I remember.
I love the two buildings with gold. They have a little touch of Art Deco. Good way to pay homage to the past while still looking to the future.
planning to visit NY in 2021 .. good timing!
I'm also visiting in that year !
Corona: it’d be a shame if someone-
Seeing New York’s skyline always fascinated me... Can’t wait to see and visit these buildings when they’re complete
You guys pack a TON of information into a short, informative video. One of the few left on youtube leaving things concise and simple, without dragging it on for ads. Keep up the good work!
loving the retro futurist look of broad street
I hope to see some more green buildings like the Spiral in New York's future.
I think I would enjoy working there. I love the windows and the light.
A major reason you don't see more is the engineering issues of irrigation at those hights as well as the fact that roots split and disintegrate concrete.
@@noahstevens3060 I can't imagine irrigation being too big of an issue since the plumbing would already be up there for the building itself. Although the roots and weight of trees would require extra engineering.
Although they could use plants other than trees that have smaller root structures and smaller loads.
I have to imagine it would be difficult to maintain plants of any size at those heights with all the wind and weather.
Putting a few trees on the roof/outside of a building does not make it green. Especially one hundreds of meters tall made up of millions of tons of steel, glass and concrete (some of the most polluting materials and associated industries). If you want to see more green buildings in New York you’re not going to find them in the form of skyscrapers.
WOW....I remember Radio Row before the Twin Towers were built...this is knock down fabulous..."NY, never to be outdone."
"Purchased air rights..." Had no idea that was a thing
Same
Everything costs money. Even the air above us... Isn't that insane? 😂
I love America and the way it does business.
Government = thieves.
Got it all. Thank you
The air rights market is basically the only reason Grand Central Station can still exist
Never click so fast when I see B1M + NY
I'm glad to see the amazing city I lived in for two decades is rising again!!! New York City is awesome and "to build" is what we Americans do. I can only imagine how that Brooklyn Tower on Dekalb Avenue is going to be a challenge for planes flying the Brooklyn Queens Expressway visual into LaGuardia Airport.
Who else is from Nyc?? 🙋🏼♀️❤️
Meh I'm from Staten Island
@@pauliandelrosario lol
The buildings with the bronze exteriors look stunning!
Fred’s voice can raise my blood pressure and lower it at the same time! I love this channel. I love Fred. I love New York!
I am a year 1 Architecture student in London and I just would like to say a very big thank you for your stunningly edited and highly formative videos. They have contributed to the good grades I received for my academic essays. Always nice to have some of your videos included in my bibliographies. Keep up the great work!
Great video B1M! These amazing skyscrapers in New York makes me realize we are living in the future!
Such a great video! Premium quality. Can't wait to visit New York with my friends when I'm 21. My favourite city in the world after my hometown Rotterdam, The Netherlands. I like the fact that one of the towers is called ''One Vanderbilt'', it gives me my Dutch pride!
CASHKES
Named after Cornelius Vanderbilt, tycoon of the New York Central Railroad, who built Grand Central Terminal which is on the block adjoining One Vanderbilt to the east.
Great video! I love skyscrapers! I hugged the Empire State Building in April of 2018 when I saw it for the first time! I wanted to kiss it but there were too many people on the street!😁
Perhaps it might be time to consider therapy?
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I just came across this video by accident and was blown away! Informative, EXCITING (and I'm a lifelong NYer) and so darn pretty, too! Beautifully done with great narration and presentation! I'm now a subscriber! Yay! (Yes, I know, a lot of exclamation points but each one is well deserved!)
Man that Central Park Tower is truly a breathtaking thing. The way it cantilevers like that and is still strong enough to meet all the safety standards... like damn. In the early 30's when Le Corbusier first came to New York, he remarked that the buildings weren't tall enough, well I wonder what he'd say now.
New York is just too big and beautiful. I just love it!
Anyone else here from skyscraperpage or skyscrapercity?
Wow beautiful filmed.
I just love that developers have come back to their senses and are now taking inspiration from the 1920-30 era designs.. the bronzed cladding on those towers are stunning and looks classy. Hopefully this trend continues.
The time lapse photography was stunning. Thanks for a great video.
These videos motivate me to work hard to get a job in New York after uni
YES, another great video! Thank you
As someone currently working on a few of these tall buildings, this video is very well done! Looking forward to visiting New York when more of these are complete.
Oooh New York City, I would love to go the super massive American city counterpart of London & Tokyo. This video was great!!!!!
6:28 "welcome to city 17. you have chosen or been chosen to relocate to one of our finest remaining urban centres. I thought so much of city 17, that I elected to establish my administration here, in the Citadel so thoughtfully provided by our benefactors. I've been proud to call city 17 my home and so whether you are here to stay or passing through on your way to parts unknown, welcome to city 17, it's safer here "
lol, dude this is so right. new york is a sort of city 17 and will be as such when the BEAST makes it's appearance
It's interesting to see how skyscrapers are being built in Brooklyn now.
I absolutely adore this channel! Keep up the great work!
The content is informative while not too academic, I enjoy all your episodes as a university student. Keep going and all the best!
well can't wait till 2022.
Your so lucky
Most beautiful and exciting city in the world. My hometown of New York City
Mine too!
Another amazing video by you guys. Well done!
I think eventually every borough (not including Staten Island) will have at least one gigantic building. Btw, I love your channel!
Nate Murdoch idk about that....looks like The Bronx is left out in the cold with these development as well
@@kourtbowen7131 The Bronx is Manhattan's hat, you can't only have the tall stuff on the face so it'll happen.
Eventually it will happen in the Bronx. Its Staten Island were you can rest assure there will never be a skyscraper. Staten Island just has a different culture and is practically rural compared to the rest of NYC.
All these buildings are amazing!
Nice view! Its Beautiful development!
111 w57 is a masterpiece in architecture....you have to go see it if your a scraperhead. It's already ridiculously thin laterally and then as it rises it needles out as it goes up...just looks like madness. Love it..
This makes me happy!
Sometimes living in NYC makes me want to rip my hair out, but when I see videos like these, I feel a little better.
Ok! I'm in love with New York. This is my favourite city on the planet. Must see!
I love the combination of old and new design.
I love BM1, this channel is a masterpiece.
Druhrfe Hadishia LMAOOO your profile picture tho! 😂😂
Druhrfe Hadishia 🤣🤣🤣🤣
While it's vastly beyond my paygrade, 111W57 has my complete approval, I'm so sick of skyscrabers just being giant glass greenhouses, I genuinely would prefer to look at buildings in a more classical style.
Yeah, but I have to think that baby is going to sway, at least some. I worked in NYC for a long time. It gets very windy as it sweeps across the NJ meadowlands and Hudson River. I don't think I would enjoy being on the top floors of 111W57 no matter how elegant the living is. You gotta feel it move every once in a while.
@@georgesealy4706 I personally have no idea, I will admit it looks a bit too thin, but honestly I've never been to NYC, and propably never will.
I'd just personally like some more asthetically pleasing skyscrabers, that go well with more being present. Most skyscrabers are beautiful if they're on their own, but almost any city in which a skyscraber is built, will be a city with more being built, so if the ruling system of the city set certain requirements for similarities (not identical buildings, just superficial similarities, so they don't seem to come from completely different places), I'd imagine it'd make the city more beautiful over all.
Yeah most new skyscrapers in NYC are glass and steel that could be anywhere. NYC had its own distinctive style back in the 20's and 30's seems it's only RAMSA who design modern 'scrapers clad in masonry and which have a more NYC identity.
$95 million Penthouse. Jesus. That's the kind of place that would make professional athletes and A list celebrities feel poor.
I like the kind of Art Deco classical style it has!
Agent the last hour and a half watching your videos. Honestly so great. Thank you.
Impossible not to fall in love with this channel.. Great content..
Love this channel so much !!!
We love our viewers more!
I didn't know all these massive skyscrapers were being built in NYC.
Gentrification is occurring in every major city in the U.S. Even the rich are being supplanted by the richer. $95,000,000 for an apartment? Insanity.
OOoohhh man I love that scrolling text along the bottoms of the 2 World Trade Center cantilevers! I really hope that gets approved and built. Looks straight out of Blade Runner.
Was just in NYC last week and Hudson Yards and 111N57 are incredible!
Damn can't wait to see more buildings, gawd I wish I was rich, I'd move right in if given the opportunity
Haha-“if you enjoyed the video...”! When have we never enjoyed the video?!🤪
It is a quality informative video. But there is nothing very unique or special about it, most info will be available just by googling building name.
Amazing
I can't wait to see these in person.
Great video! You're a great inspiration for my new channel, so it's always great to see another new video from you! Great video once again! 😊😊
Eurasiia looking forward to binge watching your videos!
@@allamasadi7970 I hope you enjoy them! Thanks for watching! 😃
Please drop some new videos! We’re interested!
America still shows we are the baddest country in the world newyork is our jewel just like carats in a diamond we keep getting it bigger love sky scrapper it make you think how did they build this dam"