7 Bryant Park


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Height: Occupied
121.4 m / 398 ft   Height: To Tip
138.4 m / 454 ft
Height: Architectural
138.4 m / 454 ft  
7 Bryant Park Outline
Floors Above Ground
29
Floors Below Ground
2
# of Elevators
10
Tower GFA
44,000 m² / 473,612 ft²

Facts

Official Name 7 Bryant Park
Other Names 1045 Sixth Avenue
Structure Type Building
Status Completed
Country United States
City New York City
Street Address & Map 1045 6th Avenue
Postal Code 10018
Building Function office
Structural Material composite
  • Core: Reinforced Concrete
  • Columns: Steel
  • Floor Spanning: Steel
Energy Label LEED Gold BD+C: Core and Shell
Proposed 2010
Construction Start 2013
Completion 2016
Official Website 7 Bryant Park

Companies Involved

Owner Bank of China
Developer Gerald D Hines Interests; Pacolet-Milliken Enterprises, Inc
Architect
• Design Pei Cobb Freed & Partners
Structural Engineer
• Design Thornton Tomasetti
MEP Engineer
• Design Jaros, Baum & Bolles
Main Contractor Turner Construction Company
Other Consultant
• Acoustics Cerami & Associates
• Civil Langan Engineering
• Code Code Consultants, Inc.
• Façade Maintenance Entek Engineering Ltd.
• Interiors Pei Cobb Freed & Partners
• Lighting One Lux Studio
• Sustainability Viridian Energy & Environmental, LLC
Material Supplier
• Cladding CRICURSA; Outokumpu; Benson Industries, Inc.
• Elevator Schindler

About 7 Bryant Park

According to Pei Cobb Freed & Partners, the program needed a building to conform to the zoning envelope and setbacks of the site while maximizing office floor plates and providing around 474,000 square feet of office space. 7 Bryant Park sits diagonally from Bryant Park calling for a design gesture through two conical incisions carved into the building volume, one pointing up, the other down, with their apexes touching at the mandated setback level. 7 Bryant Park has retail space of up to 6,200 square feet, flexible corporate floor plans, and outdoor terraces on the 10th and 14th floor overlooking Bryant Park. 7 Bryant Park has also received LEED Gold boasting features like a living green wall with 2,700 plants in the lobby and ability to collect 30,000 gallons of storm water.

CTBUH Initiatives

7 Bryant Park Office Building Tour
28 Oct 2015 – Tour Report

Videos

Stainless Steel Claddings for High-Rise Architecture
16 Sep 2014 – Dr. Jörn Teipel, Outokumpu


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