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One57
The base of One57 as seen from Seventh Avenue, with 165 West 57th Street visible at far left
The base of One57 as seen from Seventh Avenue, with 165 West 57th Street visible at far left
Southern facade with setbacks resembling a cascading waterfall, and western facade with multihued windows reminiscent of Klimt's works, cf. The Kiss
Southern facade with setbacks resembling a cascading waterfall, and western facade with multihued windows reminiscent of Klimt's works, cf. The Kiss
The tower section from Seventh Avenue
The tower section from Seventh Avenue
Dangling construction crane at the top of the building on the day after Hurricane Sandy
Dangling construction crane at the top of the building on the day after Hurricane Sandy
432 Park Avenue in 2021
432 Park Avenue in 2021
Tallest buildings in New York City by pinnacle height as of 2015. 432 Park Avenue is third from the left.
Tallest buildings in New York City by pinnacle height as of 2015. 432 Park Avenue is third from the left.
The building's permanent nightly illumination scheme (shown on its unoccupied windbreaks) began on November 14, 2016.
The building's permanent nightly illumination scheme (shown on its unoccupied windbreaks) began on November 14, 2016.
Seen from ground level
Seen from ground level