There’s no deal yet, but Pataki has opened his wallet, and Harry Cobb took out his pencil. Goldman Sachs has spared downtown another reinterpretation of the squat, anonymous, spec office tower by Ceasar Pelli, and instead offers up a tower that “acknowledges the universe [and] infinite space” brought to us by a master of the tall corporate tower. With all that infinite space, you know what that means: both a Hudson News and a Starbucks in the lobby (yeah, sure; have you been a GS building? They barely let the employees in, let alone some snotty barista).
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800 feet tall, but slender.
There’s no deal yet, but Pataki has opened his wallet, and Harry Cobb took out his pencil. Goldman Sachs has spared downtown another reinterpretation of the squat, anonymous, spec office tower by Ceasar Pelli, and instead offers up a tower that “acknowledges the universe [and] infinite space” brought to us by a master of the tall corporate tower. With all that infinite space, you know what that means: both a Hudson News and a Starbucks in the lobby (yeah, sure; have you been a GS building? They barely let the employees in, let alone some snotty barista).