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56 LEONARD STREET

(SKYSCRAPER)
Architect Location
56 Leonard St., New York, United States
Herzog & de Meuron, Jacques Herzog, Floors
Pierre De Meuron 57
Hill & West Architects Goldstein Built-up Area
Designed in 39483m2
2006 Width Length
Built in
2008-2016 38.10m 30.48m
Height
250.20m
CONCEPT

Its ambition is to achieve, despite its size, a character that is individual and personal,
perhaps even intimate. The different levels of the building rotate from the central axis
and each one of them is cantilevered with which they generate a series of balconies that
appear like a great pile of pieces of “Lego” made of glass. The irregular arrangement of
the blocks causes each of the plans to be different.

SPACES

• The tower houses 145 residences with a single floor.


• On the second level of the building is a private parking. The next four floors of
the building, which the architects have termed as “The Townhouses”
• The last 10 levels of the top that give the appearance that they were simply
stacked correspond to the 10 Penthouses ranging from 1,112 to 1,944 square
meters each.
FEATURES

•  The project began with individual rooms, treating them as “pixels” grouped together on a floor-
by-floor basis. 
• The structure will be materialized in reinforced concrete, with glass facade, steel and
aluminum. The building completes its exterior cladding with Travertino marble and
Thassos marble.
• Lighting was considered through both natural light through slab to slab glazing and refined interior
lighting plans.
• The top of any tower is its most visible element and, in keeping with this, the top of 56 Leonard Street
is the most expressive part of the project. This expressiveness is driven directly by the requirements
of the interior, consisting of ten large-scale penthouses with expansive outdoor spaces and spacious
living areas. 
NEIGHBOURHOOD FACILITIES Building Amenities
the base of the tower responds • Concrete •Concierge
to the special character of • FT Doorman
Manufactured by Sorbara
Tribeca. This is a part of  • High-Rise
 and Collavino
New York  characterized by a • Post War
wide range of building scales - • Central AC
from small townhouses to • Lighting • Health Club
large industrial blocks • Pool
Manufactured by 
and the ubiquitous high-rise • Rooftop Terrace
Maison Lucien Gau and 
buildings of downtown. • Elevator
Patrick Nash Design
By grouping together ‘pixels’ • Business Center
of various sizes, including • Event Room
lobby, parking decks and • Wood floors • Children's Playroom
housing amenities, the tower Manufactured by RQ Floors • Lounge
reflects and incorporates • Fitness Center
each of these neighborhood •
scales.
Operable
windows
Manufactured by Schüco

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