-
Categories
- ARCHITECTS
- Beyer Blinder Belle
- Carlos Zapata
- Christian de Portzamparc
- Cook + Fox Architects
- Daniel Libeskind
- Diller Scofidio + Renfro
- Foster Associates
- Frank Gehry
- Fumihiko Maki
- FX Fowle Architects
- Gwathmey-Siegel & Associates
- Handel Architects
- Herzog & de Meuron
- HOK Sport
- Jean Nouvel
- Kohn Pedersen Fox
- Lois Kahn
- McKim Mead & White
- Murphy/Jahn Architects
- Pei Cobb Freed
- Polshek Partnership
- Rem Koolhaas
- Richard Rogers
- Robert A. M. Stern
- Santiago Calatrava
- Skidmore, Owings & Merrill
- Tony Morali
- Area
- BUILDINGS
- Contemporary
- 1 Madison Avenue Addition
- 123 Washington Street – W New York Downtown
- 15 Central Park West
- 15 Penn Plaza
- 155 West 57th Street
- 250 East 57th Street
- 3 Columbus Circle
- 30 Park Place
- 330 Madison Avenue
- 400 Park Avenue South
- 50 West Street
- 56 Leonard Street
- 80 South Street
- Atlantic Yards Development
- Beekman Tower
- John Jay College of Criminal Justice Expansion
- Museum for African Art
- New Goldman Sachs Headquarters
- New Mets Stadium (CitiField)
- New Penn Station (Moynihan Station)
- One Madison Park
- Setai Fifth Avenue
- The Bank of America Tower a.k.a. One Bryant Park
- The GiraSole
- Times Square Plaza
- Tower Verre- MOMA's Proposed Expansion
- Trump Place
- Trump SoHo
- United States Mission to U.N.
- Vision Machine
- WTC
- Historic
- Contemporary
- Featured
- SPECIAL
- STYLES
- TYPE
- ARCHITECTS
Category Archives: Pei Cobb Freed
Shadow Building- The house that Goldman built.
Several thousand Goldman employees have just moved into a sleek steel-and-glass headquarters in lower Manhattan that is emphatically not called One Goldman Sachs Plaza. Continue reading
Goldman agrees to pay ground rent for new headquarters
Goldman Sachs has reached an agreement in principle with the City, the State, and the Battery Park City Authority to pay $161 million ground rent for its new headquarters building in Battery Park City, according to multiple official sources and a company spokesperson. Continue reading
A New Goldman Sachs Headquarters Sneaks Into the Lower Manhattan Skyline
With all the talk about what has not been built around ground zero, little attention is paid to what has: a 43-story investment bank headquarters where 11,000 people will be working next year.
That suits Goldman Sachs fine.
Continue reading
In With the New
As Goldman Sachs trades its old headquarters for the new, there is a notable constant: the financial firm’s desire for the nondescript. Continue reading
Sachs tower nightmare grows
Glass from window panes rained down from the upper floors of the trouble-plagued Goldman Sachs tower in lower Manhattan, snarling traffic for more than two hours yesterday afternoon, authorities said. Continue reading