At 731 Lexington Avenue in Midtown Manhattan, rises 246 meters into the sky to the Bloomberg Tower.
This is a modern and futuristic high-rise, partly occupied by offices and shops, and in part by luxury apartments. Next to the skyscraper, but always part of the complex is another building height say "normal", a dozen floors reserved for shops and offices. To unite the two buildings, a structure shaped like a horseshoe, with a beautiful central open space and public.
If at this point you are wondering if somehow the Bloomberg Tower Centre with the current Mayor of New York City, the answer is yes.
In the spring of 2001 was not yet mayor Michael Bloomberg of New York. But it was already one of the largest employers in the world, founder and principal shareholder of Bloomberg LP, the global leader in the field of financial news broadcast by TV, radio, web and print (if you have subscribed to Sky, for example, there may have seen the Bloomberg Television).
Looking for a new headquarters for his company, Bloomberg signed with the future construction company and owner of the skyscraper (Vornado Realty Trust) a lease for the majority (approximately 80%) of office space of building. The contract provided for the lease of an area of \u200b\u200babout 65,000 sqm, for a total duration of 25 years and with an annual rent of approximately $ 35 million but to grow over time. Stronger partnership with Bloomberg LP, Vornado Realty Trust began building for the construction of the Tower, which began in 2001 and was completed in 2005.
The design of the building is Cesar Pelli, the architect who signed the Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lampur in Malaysia.
be noted that more than 30 floors and finished the office space, start area of \u200b\u200bthe apartments, known officially as "One Beacon Court. It's 105 apartments, which occupy the upper floors of the skyscraper and were sold at prices too terribly high (the smallest three-room apartment cost more than two million dollars, so to speak!).
This is a modern and futuristic high-rise, partly occupied by offices and shops, and in part by luxury apartments. Next to the skyscraper, but always part of the complex is another building height say "normal", a dozen floors reserved for shops and offices. To unite the two buildings, a structure shaped like a horseshoe, with a beautiful central open space and public.
If at this point you are wondering if somehow the Bloomberg Tower Centre with the current Mayor of New York City, the answer is yes.
In the spring of 2001 was not yet mayor Michael Bloomberg of New York. But it was already one of the largest employers in the world, founder and principal shareholder of Bloomberg LP, the global leader in the field of financial news broadcast by TV, radio, web and print (if you have subscribed to Sky, for example, there may have seen the Bloomberg Television).
Looking for a new headquarters for his company, Bloomberg signed with the future construction company and owner of the skyscraper (Vornado Realty Trust) a lease for the majority (approximately 80%) of office space of building. The contract provided for the lease of an area of \u200b\u200babout 65,000 sqm, for a total duration of 25 years and with an annual rent of approximately $ 35 million but to grow over time. Stronger partnership with Bloomberg LP, Vornado Realty Trust began building for the construction of the Tower, which began in 2001 and was completed in 2005.
The design of the building is Cesar Pelli, the architect who signed the Petronas Twin Towers in Kuala Lampur in Malaysia.
be noted that more than 30 floors and finished the office space, start area of \u200b\u200bthe apartments, known officially as "One Beacon Court. It's 105 apartments, which occupy the upper floors of the skyscraper and were sold at prices too terribly high (the smallest three-room apartment cost more than two million dollars, so to speak!).
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