January 08, 2009 - NY Times Building Awards
The New York Times Building has won the following awards.
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January 14, 2008 - Building: News-Making Tower
The New York Times Building in Manhattan, New York, is the best in clever and yet subtle architecture but its designers have bucked the trend and not tried for LEED accreditation, opting instead to build for user comfort. Does this bode well for skyscraper design in the 21st Century?
January 01, 2009 - Modern Steel: Newsworthy
The New York Times building exemplifies the idea of transparency in reporting by wearing part of its structural frame on the outside.
September 01, 2003 - New York Construction: Steel Grid Visible
At a news organization, truth is the top priority. The design of a signature, headquarters property for The New York Times Co., one of the most prominent news organizations in the world, required truth as well.
September 01, 2005 - New York Construction: Gravity Defying
The 52-story tower will have large amounts of exposed steel elements supporting an innovative curtain wall, requiring an intensive fabrication and installation effort.
With its shimmering skin of high-quality clear glass and ceramic rods that will appear to change color as light hits from different angles, the 1.6-million-sq.-ft. New York Times building has a chance to become an icon of New York City’s skyline.
November 01, 2004 - Architectural Record: Green Grows Up
Tall buildings are getting greener. Or green buildings are getting taller. Either way you slice it, the sustainability movement in the U.S. has gone large-scale and skyward, and nowhere is this more apparent than in New York City.
January 01, 2009 - Modern Steel: Inside Out
Architect Renzo Piano made his mark along with his partner Richard Rodgers, in the design of the renowned Pompidou Centre in Paris.
November 01, 2008 - Civil Engineering: Ahead of the Times
For nearly a century, the New York Times Company and its most celebrated newspaper had been headquartered in the heart of Manhattan near Times Square. But when the media giant outgrew its site and the surrounding area underwent extensive commercial redevelopment, the firm’s owners decided to construct a new headquarters building. Their goal: a structure in which the levels of technical and architectural sophistication would mirror the firm’s leading role within the media industry.
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