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Tour the Model Units of Bjarke Ingels's West Side Tetrahedron

Here now, a first real look inside of Bjarke Ingels's west side rental building, Via On Tuesday, the rentals at Bjarke Ingels's West Side tetrahedron officially hit the market from $3,000. To celebrate, developer Durst Organization opened the doors for a tour of the building's amenities and model apartments. A representative for the Durst Organization says interest in touring the building from potential tenants has been "extensive" leading up to its availability, and it's easy to see why: the development has all the cachet of other star architect buildings like Frank Gehry's New York by Gehry plus the allure of…

Publication Curbed NY
Date 2016-03-04
Author Zoe Rosenberg

One World Trade Center Is Key to Durst’s Broadcast Push

Company plans to outfit tower’s spire with antennas to service broadcasters leaving Empire State Building The return of broadcast-transmission facilities to a perch high above the World Trade Center site marks an expansion into a niche business for one of New York’s most prominent family-run real-estate companies. The Durst Organization is constructing a broadcast center at One World Trade Center. It plans to outfit the tower’s 408-foot spire with antennas to service television broadcasters lured away from the Empire State Building. While Durst is a joint venture owner of the 104-story building with the Port Authority of New York and…

Publication Wall Street Journal
Date 2016-03-04
Author Keiko Morris

LEASE RENEWALS AT 1133 AVENUE OF THE AMERICAS

Three leases signed at The Durst Organization’s 1133 Avenue of the Americas

Publication The Durst Organization
Date 2016-03-01
Author Jordan Barowitz

Durst Organization Inks New Deals on Sixth Ave

The Durst Organization has inked three new deals totalling around 32,000 square feet at 1133 Sixth Ave. at West 43rd Street. Treliant Risk Advisors took 16,940 square feet; Health Management Associates, 11,700 square feet; and Olympus Holdings, 3,345 square feet.

Publication New York Post
Date 2016-03-01
Author Steve Cuozzo

Annabelle Selldorf’s Latest Design for Steinway & Sons

How the architect created a harmonic new headquarters in uptown Manhattan for the world-renowned piano makers

Publication Wall Street Journal
Date 2016-02-29
Author Sarah Medford
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