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Architects: COOKFOX Architects
- Area: 18275 ft²
- Year: 2017
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Photographs:Eric Laignel
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Manufacturers: Bendheim, Lutron, Unika Vaev, Bentley, Caesarstone, Stone Source, The Hudson Company
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Lead Architects: COOKFOX Architects
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Text description provided by the architects. Nestled among the skyscrapers of “billionaire’s row” are the historic jewels of Midtown Manhattan’s rise into the sky, the fashionable towers built by companies like Goodrich and General Motors, in muscular iterations of gothic revival, Viennese Secessionism and Art Deco styles. Designed by Carèrre & Hastings for the Fisk Tire company in 1920, the Fisk building’s 26 floors taper back in a series of terraces. COOKFOX chose the 17th floor to explore the next generation of workplace, a studio designed to join three planted terraces in an expression of our mission to connect people to nature within the built environment.
