Set on a site that is just over an acre, the team stacked a 40-level residential “pencil” tower on top of 10 levels of office on a base of 10 levels of parking with ground-floor retail.
Developer Tom Liravongsa is using social media to create interest and support for his plan to convert a nearly 100-year-old office tower to residential apartments.
Located in Tianjin and originally named Goldin Finance 117, completion of the 597-meter mixed-use structure, to be one of China's tallest, was halted in 2015 during a Chinese stock market crash.
New York’s largest buildings will have to be retrofitted to produce fewer carbon emissions under one of the first laws passed by the city council as part of the city’s sweeping Green New Deal.