SCOPE-ing Out West 57th Street: Art Fair Takes Over Durst Pyramid Site for the Weekend
Next month, one of the most anticipated groundbreakings in the city is set to take place at the corner of 57th Street and the Hudson River. There, the Durst Organization will sink its shovels in preparation for Bjarke Ingel’s unusual apartment pyramid.
Date 2012-03-12
Author Matt Chaban
Transparently Green: Landlords, Tenants, Gear Up for Local Law 84
This spring marks the second year of Local Law 84, wherein owners are required to assess and make public their energy consumption, much as McDonald's does with its high-calorie hamburgers. But to what end?
Date 2012-03-12
Author Daniel Geiger
STATE-OF-THE-ART BROADCAST CENTER POISED TO RETURN TO WORLD TRADE CENTER
STATE-OF-THE-ART BROADCAST CENTER POISED TO RETURN TO WORLD TRADE CENTER ONE WORLD TRADE CENTER WOULD SHOWCASE REGION'S TALLEST BROADCAST TV/RADIO FACILITY FACILITY WOULD SERVE AS NEW REVENUE CENTER
Author The Durst Organization and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey
WTC Tower Seeks Radio, TV Signals
A battle is brewing for the airwaves over Manhattan. The owners of One World Trade Center are planning to install a broadcast antenna in the 1776-foot building's spire in a bid to lure some of the more than two dozen television and radio stations currently broadcasting from the Empire State Building.
Date 2012-03-05
Author Eliot Brown
Developer Co-teaches with Architect at Yale
This semester at the Yale School of Architecture, Bjarke Ingels and Thomas Christoffersen of the Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) are co-teaching an advanced studio with Douglas Durst of the Durst Organization.
Date 2012-02-24
Author Karl Schmeck