Introduction-Alexandra Lange;
Whitney Museum of American Art;
The High Line;
HL23;
10 Hudson Yards;
Via 57 West;
The New York Times Building;
The Morgan Library & Museum;
7 Bryant Park;
432 Park Avenue;
One57;
Time Warner Center;
Hearst Tower;
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts;
Hayden Planetarium;
170 Amsterdam;
Sugar Hill Development;
Northwest Corner Building;
Jerome L. Greene Science Center;
Roy and Diana Vagelos Education Center;
Campbell Sports Center;
Via Verde;
Franklin D. Roosevelt Four Freedoms Park;
Jane's Carousel;
Barclays Center;
Lefrak Center at Lakeside;
Sunset Park Material Recovery Facility;
New York By Ghery;
Fulton Center;
56 Leonard;
Spring Street Salt Shed;
165 Charles Street;
IAC Building;
100 Eleventh Avenue;
551 West 21st Street;
One Madison;
The New School University Center;
4I Cooper Square;
5I Astor Place;
10 Bond Street;
40 Bond;
New Museum;
Sperone Westwater Gallery;
Blue Residential Tower;
One World Trade Center;
7 World Trade Center;
4 World Trade Center;
National September ii Memorial;
National September ii Memorial Museum's Pavilion;
World Trade Center Transportation Hub [The Oculus]

A magnificent photographic compilation of New York City’s best new architecture, this book features projects by leading firms working today. From Bjarke Ingels Group’s VIA West 57 to SHoP Architects’ Barclays Center, and from Diller Scofidio + Renfro’s High Line to SOM’s One World Trade Center, New York City has been home to some of this century’s most exciting new architecture. Profiling more than fifty projects that are shaping the city’s streets and skylines, this book features color photographs of each building and a brief, informative text about its significance. Renzo Piano Building Workshop, Ateliers Jean Nouvel, Foster + Partners, Selldorf Architects, Gehry Partners, and Adjaye Associates are just some of the firms that have recently completed projects in New York City. Visitors to the city as well as its denizens will find this book an exhilarating guide, while fans of architecture will gain an even greater appreciation of the city’s unprecedented development in the past fifteen years by the world’s best architects.

Architecture

Nuri Mahajabi