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COOKFOX is the design architect for 555 Greenwich Street, which they envisioned as the completion of the adjacent 345 Hudson Street. Built in 1931, the historic Art Deco structure informed the contemporary expression, massing, structure, and materiality of 555 Greenwich. They adapted the historic rhythm of the masonry piers at 345 Hudson; the solidity of the cascading brick exterior dematerializes into thin, light masonry frames that allow wide window apertures in a celebration of light and views. The combined building will be a new model for healthy, high-performance workplace for the future of New York.
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Future Green is the landscape architect for 555 Greenwich + 345 Hudson. They designed a series of indoor-outdoor spaces that connect the workplace and amenities with nature, and support a variety of functions--from outdoor meetings, to presentations, and cocktail hours. Lush plantings and stacked seating elements work with the architecture to frame views of the city, while creating refuge and intimate moments for work and relaxation.
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Gensler’s Real Estate Strategy and Brand Design teams leveraged their deep market knowledge and understanding of the tenant experience to provide brand identity, strategic marketing services, and leasing outreach materials for 555 Greenwich + 345 Hudson.
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JB&B’s MEP design for 555 Greenwich Street sets a new bar for sustainable, carbon-free, high-performing buildings in New York City. To achieve this level of performance, they implemented cutting-edge techniques, such as radiant heating and cooling utilizing the concrete mass for thermal storage, fossil fuel-free air-sourced heat pumps, on-demand ventilation, and incorporation of new geothermal piles. 555 Greenwich Street expects to exceed New York City’s 2030 climate targets for commercial office buildings by over 45% and will meet the city’s 2050 carbon neutrality goal. The MEP design of 555 Greenwich will blaze the trail for the carbon-free, energy-efficient buildings of the future.
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Langan provided surveying, site & civil, geotechnical, and environmental engineering services for 555 Greenwich Street. Langan’s scope of work included remediation design under the NYS Brownfield Cleanup Program (BCP), including excavation of contaminated soil and in-situ remediation of petroleum-impacted groundwater, design of support of excavation (SOE), a site-specific seismic study, construction documentation of remediation and SOE and foundation installation, and survey monitoring of the adjacent structure.
Langan
Taking a holistic approach, SOCOTEC’s Building Envelope, Energy, and Sustainability teams collaborated on 555 Greenwich Street, from the initial design through construction, providing guidance for an envelope solution with the right balance of design and aesthetics, constructibility, availability and procurement, schedule, cost and performance. They also performed extensive envelope energy and sustainability analysis. The highly efficient all-electric, low-carbon building will emit less than the Local Law 97 requirements and is on track for LEED Platinum certification.
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Thornton Tomasetti optimizes the design and performance of structures, materials and systems for projects of every size and level of complexity. We are an independent organization of engineers, scientists, architects and other professionals who collaborate from offices worldwide to help you achieve your goals. We are committed to being a sustainable, diverse and enduring organization and the global driver of change and innovation in our industry.
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AECOM Tishman is providing construction management services for 555 Greenwich Street, the 19-story, 260,000-square-foot commercial office building with ground-floor retail located in Hudson Square. Designed by COOKFOX, the new building will stand immediately adjacent to 345 Hudson Street and complement the 1931-vintage building, with exactly aligned floor slabs above the third floor, while featuring numerous setbacks with outdoor terraces and a masonry façade with generous windows.
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System integrator URBS created the initial concept and supported the development of all electric and circular energy infrastructure at 555 Greenwich + 345 Hudson.
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Vocon launched a study of the interior dynamics of the 555 Greenwich + 345 Hudson complex to develop an environment that provides superior flexibility for future tenants. The architecture and real estate strategy firm conducted comprehensive analysis, from master-planning office floors for a range of tenancies to conceptualizing cutting-edge amenities and ground-floor ecosystems that provide a powerful tenant experience. The dynamic infrastructure of 555 Greenwich and 345 Hudson offers extraordinary placemaking opportunities through the implementation of creative use patterns and designs that strengthen the connection between people and the places they share.
