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Bank of America Tower
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construction |
| Construction Dates |
| Began |
2004 |
| Will finish |
2008 |
| Floor Count |
53 |
| Floors to Floor |
5 m |
| Floor Area |
195,096 m² |
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| Building Uses |
| - office |
| - theatre |
| Structural Types |
| - highrise |
| Architectural Style |
| - late-modernist |
| - postmodern |
| Materials |
| - glass |
| - steel |
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Heights |
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Spire |
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365.8 m |
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Elevation Drawing |
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Height to Spire |
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Wind turbine |
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292.6 m |
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Elevation Drawing |
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Height to Wind Turbine |
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Facade extension |
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287.7 m |
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Elevation Drawing |
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Height to tip of Curtain Wall Extension |
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Roof |
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268.6 m |
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Elevation Drawing |
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Description
- Architect: Cook+Fox
- Ground was broken starting construction on 1 Bryant Park during a morning ceremony on August 2nd 2004. In attendance was Governor Pataki of New York, Mayor of New York Michael R. Bloomberg, and Kenneth D. Lewis, president and CEO of Bank of America.
- Bank of America will be the anchor tenant of 1 Bryant Park, now the Bank of America Tower.
- It is expected that this building will be LEED certified "Platinum" making it the first such skyscraper in the world. To achieve this, the property will feature "green" technology including a deep double-walled insulated facade, rooftop rain collection, filtered under-floor displacement air ventilation, a wind turbine, a 4.6-megawatt cogeneration plant, and a garden. The building will also be built largely of recycled materials and/or have materials sourced from no further than 500 miles from the site.
- The building will feature a spire/antenna that will reach 1200 feet.
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