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53W53rd
New York, NY
In 2007, Hines announced the selection of Paris-based architect Jean Nouvel as the designer for Hines’ new mixed-use building in midtown Manhattan, adjacent to The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA). The building will rise 72 stories from the 17,000-square-foot site between 53rd and 54th streets between Fifth Avenue and the Avenue of the Americas. A mix of uses is contemplated for the building including: a 60,000-square-foot expansion of MoMA’s galleries (levels two to five) and 460,000 square feet of condominium space. The proposed building’s unique silhouette, derived from zoning requirements, tapers as it rises to a 1,050-foot-tall distinctive spire. Its metal and glass façade expresses the building's structural system with its many diagonal elements.
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Address
53 West 53rd
New York, NY
Location
Midtown Manhattan adjacent to The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)
Hines' Role
Developer
Owner
Architect
Jean Nouvel
Residential Component
145 luxury condominiums
Net Rentable Area
Arts & Culture:
60,000 sq. ft.
(5,574 sq. m.)
Residential:
460,000 sq. ft.
(42,734 sq. m.)
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