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Henry Hall
This 243,000 sf mixed-use rental tower (commercial, community facility, residential) gives a glimpse of Hudson Yards Phase II, at the point where the new Hudson Boulevard becomes a neighborhood park. The building’s brick base responds to the park’s scale, and grounds the pedestrian experience with a sense of timeless materiality. As the shaft rises, the proportion of glass to masonry shifts, and the top floors become a large-scale steel/glass urban gesture, bold and memorable. The overall composition of brick and steel elements recalls the richness of detail in earlier New York apartment buildings, yet reflects the contemporary character of its entirely new Hudson Yards setting.
Awards
2019 Brick in Architecture Award, Gold Award- Residential - Multifamily Housing, 2020
2019 Multifamily Executive Awards, Best Unit Design, 2020
Press
“The Newest Destination in Hudson Yards: 30-Story Henry Hall is Now Leasing,” City Realty, November 2017
“Henry Hall: A Rising Star in New York City,” Aspire Design and Home, September 2017
“An Hotel Inspired Lobby in a NYC Residential Building,” Jewish Voice NY, May 2017
“A Rental Building With a Hip Hotel Bar Vibe,” The New York Times, May 2017
“In Hell’s Kitchen, ‘high-design’ rentals at Henry Hall up for grabs from $3,200/month,” Curbed NY, May 2017
“Spring fling: The 48 tristate developments hitting the market now,” New York Post, May 2017
“Teaser Site Launches for Newly-Dubbed Hudson Yards Rental, ‘Henry Hall,” City Realty, February 2017
“30-Story, 225-Unit Mixed-Use Project Tops Out At 509 West 38th Street, Hudson Yards District,” NY Yimby, August 2016
“Snag a studio in a sleek new Hudson Yards high-rise for just $913 per month,” Time Out NY, August 2016
“Live in a Flashy New Tower Near Hudson Yards for $913/Month, Lottery Opens Tomorrow,” 6sqft, August 2016
“30-Story Rental Apartment on West 38th St. Moves Forward,” Curbed NY, May 2014
“Development Thrives in the Hudson Rail Yards,” The New York Times (print & online), April 2012
COLLABORATORS
Ismael Leyva Architects, Architect of Record; Ken Fulk, Interior Designer; Cosentini Associates, MEP Engineer; WSP Cantor Seinuk, Structural Engineer; Milrose Consultants lnc., Expeditor; Frank Seta & Associates, Exterior Envelope consultant; New Monadnock Construction, Construction Manager