The latest rendering for Pritzker Prize-winning architect, Jean Nouvel's 53W53 has been released in anticipation for its completion next year as construction reaches the 58th floor out of the proposed 82. Capturing the entire design of the new landmark, the render provides a look to the tapering structure distinguished by its sculptural quality and the three floors of gallery space in the tower?s base adjoining the Museum of Modern Art as part of their expansion.

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The latest rendering for Pritzker Prize-winning architect, Jean Nouvel's 53W53 has been released in anticipation for its completion next year as construction reaches the 58th floor out of the proposed 82. Capturing the entire design of the new landmark, the render provides a look to the tapering structure distinguished by its sculptural quality and the three floors of gallery space in the tower?s base adjoining the Museum of Modern Art as part of their expansion.As 53W53 grows in front of New York?s eyes, the concrete skeleton currently standing forms the basis for the exposed structural system referred to by Nouvel as ?diagrid? as the tower?s silhouette is an ode to the iconic buildings that already grace the horizon in New York. Reaching new heights and greater views every day of the week! A post shared by 53W53 (@53w53) on Aug 21, 2017 at 7:34am PDT The recently revealed construction photos express the cladding that will hug the bold angular framework of naked concrete...