Just two weeks ago, we covered how 303 East 44th Street plans include “sculptured gardens,” or outdoor spaces for 11 units afforded by 16-foot tall gaps between stories featuring sleek white elegantly designed support beams.
The latest renderings show a slender glass tower whose floors are separated by 16-foot gaps and supported by elegantly sculpted concrete beams.
The effect is that the building looks like it is being slowly stretched, as if the floors were glued together or stuck together with gum, said the building’s architect, Eran Chen, founder of ODA New York.
Check out The Real Deal Magazine video below that details out exactly how this structure will be put together in all of its wondrous glory.
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