30 Park Place

30 Park Place, also under the name of his address 99 Church Street known ( another name Four Seasons Hotel and Private Residences New York Downtown), is a skyscraper in New York City, whose construction began in 2008. Between 2009 and 2012 the building was put on hold due to the financial crisis. End of October 2013, the construction was resumed.

Description

The building 30 Park Place is located on Church Street in New York's Lower Manhattan. This is across from the World Trade Center site, where currently a high-rise complex will be built; inter alia, the One World Trade Center. It started with the construction of 30 Park Place in June 2008. However, was known in September 2009 that the construction of the skyscraper was discontinued after significant work was completed on the foundation. When the work is resumed, is currently not foreseeable. Initially, the opening for the year 2011 was provided, now the developer announced that the expected completion in 2014 will be. In January 2010, however, the building owner Silverstein Properties announced that it is currently looking for investors and tenants for the building, and that the construction work will be continued as soon as possible. From a completion according to project developer currently (as of 2013) is the earliest expected in 2016.

The building is up to the roof to be 286 feet high after its completion, so it would be one of the tallest skyscrapers in New York City. In Downtown Manhattan Tower 8 Spruce Street will exceed the tallest residential building. Originally 278 meters were set as high, but this was slightly modified in August 2013. The 67 -story building lean (marketed as 82) is in the lower range include, while the upper floors will be residential apartments available for a hotel.

The building is to obtain a characteristic facade. It is planned that you will not provided unlike most modern buildings with a single glass envelope, but to sheathe with limestone and insert the window elements individually. The skyscraper was designed by architect Robert AM Stern.

On May 15, 2013 were aware that Silverstein Properties has entered into an agreement with a London-based investment company. The company aims to provide a loan of about 510 million euros, bringing the funding (730 million euros total costs) of the skyscraper would be assured. End of October 2013, the building was then continued.

30 Park Place from the street ( December 2013 )

The construction site in February 2014