Inside The World's Skinniest Supertall Skyscraper | 3D VR180
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Much has been made of New York’s 57th Street. It’s the most luxurious street in the world; more houses were bought for north of $25 million in the last five years on Billionaire’s Row than on any other road globally. It’s also rife with super-tall skyscrapers: Central Park Tower, 432 Park Avenue, and 111 West 57th Street are each taller than 1,300 feet, or about a quarter of a mile high.
Critics have bemoaned the mega-sized shadows these towers cast on Central Park, and others have noted that many owners in the buildings’ multi-million dollar residences may pay little-to-no property tax. Still others have highlighted the fact that the buildings continue to top out even as sales have slumped.
Few, though, have mentioned the exhilaration (and occasional terror) of actually being in an apartment at helicopter-height-these buildings are so tall that residents have reported occasionally being above the clouds.
So as the SHoP Architects-designed 111 West 57th Street nears completion, we strapped on a hard hat, steeled our nerves, and took a 91-story ride on an exterior hoist to film some see-it-to-believe it footage from 1,420 feet in the air with state-of-the-art virtual reality cameras loaned from Google. Watch the embedded video to learn more about the building’s history and gravity-defying engineering-its base is only 60 feet wide-and what life’s like at the very literal top of Manhattan real estate.
This video was produced as part of a TH-cam VR Creator grant. Learn more about the VR180 format: arvr.google.co...
VR Producer: Henry Baker
Hosted By: James Tarmy, Bloomberg Pursuits
Additional Production: Brian Schildhorn
Series Producer: Raymond Schillinger
Graphics: Christian Capestany
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Well, for 27.5 Million apartment, I expect at least clean windows.
lol the irony is most people who buy places like these barely even look at the views. I've worked as a private nurse for several billionaires with prime central park views and i've never once seen them look out their windows.
It's pretty obvious by the construction elevator and material right outside the window that it's not fully complete yet. It's still a construction site, of course the windows aren't going to be clean yet. The building isn't planned to be done until the end of 2020.
it is still in construction, pay more attention
@@emmanuelleon9725 Yeah you are right. And as someone already mentioned, people who are going to buy this apartment, will never care about windows.
@@Tidus902 They look out their windows at night but naked :D
I love that amount of honesty when he takes the elevator, my hands were sweating just by watching this
Rostyslav Karandashev I know I might sound insane but I’ve been in tall towers with elevators facing the side that shows the outside/skyline of a city. This seems very cool! And now, I don’t have that “scared of heights phobia” anymore. Unless I’m outside on a very,very tall building...
Sasongko Productions I think I generally get that height fright, even by watching videos I get uncomfortable, not even taking the actual elevator 😂
Imagine having that much money and spending it on that
Yeah, a fairly awful choice
I'd rather live in one of those fancy brownstone townhouses in Brooklyn.
some poeple have so much money they dont know what to do with it..
So? The people who buy these have apartments and mansions all over the world, and this is just a place to crash when they're in NYC. What's so bad about that, peasant?
Why not? Genuinely curious
The thing that this points out to me, and that they point to over and over, is that the real value is the green park below it.
The windows matter more than the floor plan.
And the tallest thing gets the most sun.
4:39. New York is dark. Very dark.
Yep. Everything we build buries the space below (and anyone living there)
And cast the longest shadows into the park, I notice.
I prefer the term, well shaded.
That elevator is scary. Very scary.
Pathetic design overall
But for 20 Million i'd rather buy a good mansion plus good land.
But then you wouldn't be in NYC. It's probably one of the most fun cities in the world if you're a multimillionaire.
In Europe for that money you could buy authentic palace or even a castle.
@@mjairam90 New York is overrated, like u said it's only good if ur rich
The people who spend 20 mil on this most likely already have a mansion somewhere else. If you have this kind of money, you can afford to live anywhere.
The person who can afford this already has many mansions and lands.
What he said: "It really turned out to be this amazing juxtaposition of old and new. As you stand here, and you look up, you have this amazing restored copper lantern that we prefabricated off original drawings and then this amazing contemporary tower behind it. So it's that old and new play that we were very excited about as developers."
What my head understood: "We stuck this old thing on it and it's pretty cool."
All I was thinking was how nobody would even notice the lantern was there. It may be just some strategy or talking point they used to get approval of the building.
the historic commission said we had to keep it so we did. if these developers had their way they would flatten anything for a quick buck. history means nothing to them unless there is money in their pockets.
You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
@@jayd2655 "the"?
I have to say, the place looks amazing and the view is beautiful. But I would be too scared to live so high up in such a thin building.
for 28million i expected better funiture tho, this all looks like it‘s from ikea
some is
The bathrooms looks like a 2 star hotel bathroom lol, money doesn't buy taste
Can I turn off the vr lol completely 😂
well obviously you can change it, the money is mostly for the location
You're mostly paying 28 million for: 1) Location - NY; and 2) Fancy new skyscraper - in NY!
I'm pretty sure you can have a similarly sized apartment or house with the same furniture type for well less than 1 million in a lesser well-known location.
NYC: we present to you the building slim! Less noise, heat, 1tb of storage and a free final fantasy 7 remake!!!
This building is on aggressive diet
Say what you want about the prices and living that high up BUT as a New Yorker I absolutely LOVE how the skyline looks with this magnificent structure there. Its slender and unlike any other skyscraper and it's art deco façade is beautiful!
I lived in San Francisco for many years. There I learned that rich people really only care about two things: grand pianos that only act as furniture, and VIEWS.
@plmvirginiauva yeah, a lot of these apartments end up getting bought by Saudi's and Chinese billionaires as investment properties. With the homelessness issue in NYC, you would think the city and state government would encourage more affordable housing properties instead of building empty glass boxes.
@@sgill4833 then why dont they do it?
@@eniolafolorunso1095 you won't see a lot of affordable housing development in the golden mile of Manhattan
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I've known people paying through the nose for views they never looked at. Location location location as they say, purely to show off. And then all those units sitting empty. Makes me so sad to think of how many people would genuinely treasure the view.
This VR is so cool
this video format is gorgeous
fantastically well done VR180 video!
Very nice shadow you drop on this central park here. Another 5 buildings like that will make every visitor very happy
Pushing the limit......very jittery and terrifying.
Well, the construction elevator is not the final elevator...
I couldn't really understand why New Yorker really obsesse with Central Park until I got to live there for a month. New York is filled with interesting stuffs and opportunities for sure. But there's little things that was missing like, seeing the sky from horizon to horizon, trees (i didn't know why little green there is in New York), wind like fresh, clean, wind and space. I wouldn't never ever live there. Visit, yes but I would never want to sacrifice seeings sky, trees, and feeling pure wind for an opportunity
It's a great view until they build an even higher building in front of it closer to the park :)
They won't be able to because of air rights that were purchased in order to make sure the buildings in the area do not obstruct the building
@FULL RETARD the air rights would then come with the building. If something close was built of similar height, then the Steinway Tower would have to be demolished for it's air rights to be utilized. Only one can exist.
Love this video and the technology behind it is amazing! Please make more of these 360 shots!!
Great views, beautiful bathroom, and the building would be fun to tour - but I'm perfectly happy with my little house in a small country town.
Health Conscious Skyscraper ,
I actually really like the idea of living in such a place! It must be so secluded and peaceful but also has such a connection to the whole city (due to where it is and its views). I'm a bit of a skyscraper fan though.
I prefer my spacious new house, my backyard, my peaceful street, and my town.
And it cost me a lot less...a lot less...
To the people that can afford this place, $28 million is pocket change.
Cool, it's nice to have choices. Different strokes and all that.
@@kenbob1071 Not necessarily pocket change, but it is usually a main residence for them because of the convenience. Plus, at that level of wealth, they usually have really nice vacation homes.
people who own places like these don't usually have only one residence. They have other homes to get away from the busy city life.
Ironically, you're not developer's target market
that building creates a massive shadow over central park
Follow it in August.
i really enjoy the experience of vr 180, it's so much better for this kind of video than 360
Would be better in wide angle. This 180 format sucks
It's just never enough for some people!!! Give them shrimp and they want lobster!!! Give them a Corvette and they want a Ferrari!!! Sorry the world doesn't live up to your exacting standards!!! I am from the older generation and to me you just sound like a bunch of whiners!!! Spoiled brats who benefited from all the wonders of this age and yet it is just never enough!!! Welcome to the real world!!!
@Matias D.C boo-hoo your little limp wrist gets sooo tired from moving the cursor!!! Ever try digging with a shovel or nailing with a hammer? Didn't think so........
@@rachiesayd9423 well said
this if for VR... buy a oculus quest and experience this the proper way
@@rachiesayd9423 He's literally asking for less. Your analogy doesn't work here. Grow up for once.
.... "when the building sways in one direction"..."there's a lot of jitters"...."absolutely terrifying"
Things you'll never hear a realtor say!
Lol the editing of this video is as clean as the windows
One of the Best So Far from Bloomberg. Thank you
As an American living in Paris, New York certainly is ridiculous.
Cole Bagodoodoo then stay in Paris. For some of us, $28 million is actually on the cheaper side.
@ΛΑΒΕ I am going to go out on a limb, and say you are not of the “us.” Funny comment though.
Cole Bagodoodoo You see, $28 million seems so huge to you that you cannot even believe someone who has that much would be talking to you. I’m going to buy a few apartments at Billionaires’ Row in a couple weeks, that is why I am watching these videos. What is funny about the comment? It’s completely true; $28 million is on the cheaper side for the people who buy here.
@@GreekOrthodox7 very bad investment
tomek SOZAN You do not need to guide me on what is a good investment or not unless you also are experienced in buying properties at Billionaires’ Row or other parts of Manhattan. It is a great time to be a buyer in Manhattan right now, as the prices are currently cheaper than usual. Many condominiums have gone as low as $7 million, even $5 million. However, I am not buying purely to invest, and most of my newest investments are in Miami. Most of my net worth comes from NYC, and it will always be my favorite place to invest.
I searched nyc's ugliest skyscreaper and this was the first result.
the ugliest one in my opinion is the 432 park avenue.. it is just.. akward?? it’s so skinny and it soooo tall and it is above the nyc skyline
@@matis8508 exactly, and it is also extremely mediocre compared to anything arount it's height.
Built by the rich, for the rich.
what an incredible place to live. i wish i'd be able to live here in the future.
Maybe after 100 years when this buildings is one of the lowest ones, without view and has fallen into disrepair.
@@ligametis not even then. Homeless is the new black.
I saw this building in person a couple months ago from the skating rink in Central Park below - you could see the skating rink, it's that big white area down there in Central Park
Me: getting all excited over the tuned mass damper
My wife: 😒😒😒
Nerd detected! 😄
@@Milesco "One Of Us, One Of Us, One Of Us,"
Great use for vr180, let's do more of this for exploring spaces?
Please Bloomberg
How is this great use? You dont have the freedom of 360 video to look around. And you dont get nice image
@@Lauwergames I felt like I could really look around without the stress of 360, it feels more natural than 360 also.
The quality does need to improve though.
All this is my opinion though.
1:56 "So as you walk down a hallway that has more closet space than most new yorkers have as living space" yeah thanks for reminding me :(
Eat the rich.
Overlooking central park where homeless still live and cannot afford food, shelter or sometimes to even work. Nice.
there're always be poor people, by choice or otherwise. Doesn't mean people cannot enjoy their luxury. Don't be a communist.
I couldn't sleep at night knowing I was that high up. I wouldn't even ride the elevator that high to look at the place.
Well this was fascinating and nauseating to watch.
Expert place and dangerous allso and beautiful
1:19 Okay, but, shouldn't the shade cast on Central Park be from Trees?.. just sayin!
cool, super tall matchsticks the buildings of the future
The elevator opens and You are in Your Apartment...Niceeeee !!
How long do you have to wait for the elevator really ? There can’t be more than one or 2. 80 stories ? That makes a lot of waiting possibly.
@@mariamartins367 Let explain it to You !! This building have what is called "double deck elevators"...essentially, a two floor elevator and the building only has 58 residences so it's not that bad. Trust me that They about that. 😁
@@mariamartins367 how often do you leave and enter your home per hour? Furthermore most of these residences will be without permanent residents...
Some times I wish I were really dumb and I did not know that such nice cities or properties exist... I think I would be happier being just ignorant. Marvelous apartments.
I can't wait to visit New York in September 2020.
that better not be on the 11th
There's gonna be a whole lot less people
Why am I watching this? As if this had anything to do with my buying capacity.
3D viewing superb
Remarkably beautiful, but does anyone anyone else feel like they would feel a bit claustrophobic almost? In an enclosed space so high up in such a thin building, like you’re not really in control?
I would have parachutes ready at all times.... and something to quickly break the windows.... and a catapult :)
The apartments are more spacious inside than that place you call home.
im really loving the extra view size!!!
being able to drag the mouse around to what i want to look at is great but i am now going to put my virtual reality headset on and pray that this gets even better. hear we go.
YaY!
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Bloomberg in 3D virtual reality!!!!!!!!!!!!
i LOVE it!!!!!!!!!!
how do i get more of this?????? PLEASE!
YaY!
Honestly with all that money I definitely would not live here! Extremely scary 😱
1:31 "when, you know, taking a break from cocaine", that would sound normal for a person that can afford that place
The apartment looks so unimpressive; even if it was 1/10th the price.
That apartment? What a disgusting display of wealth.
I love it.
Very nice house
One of the coolest looking new buildings in NYC! Love it!
Interesting engineering.
It's terrible how these apartment buildings on billionaires row (which will probably remain empty) cast a shadow on central park for everyone else.
Central park is huge and the sun is constantly moving, so even on a bright day, these towers wouldn't block any area for more than maybe a half hour at a time. And clouds create shadows all the time. So how is that really a big deal?
A lot of these apartments are used as ways for foreign nationals to smuggle money out of their countries.
www.nytimes.com/2015/02/08/nyregion/stream-of-foreign-wealth-flows-to-time-warner-condos.html
Yes! Please make more of these VR interior tours!
A one-storey abode securely planted on the earth's surface suits me just fine thanks.
I agree 100%. NO WAY would I ever live in that skinny place a mile off the ground!
That master bath is HIDEOUS
Next time 360°
Or a normal video. Idk what camera they used but even at 5k it looks bad.
Very cool
It looks nice and has an amazing view but taking the elevator at least twice a day for several minutes isn't a lifestyle I dream of and is closer to being a nightmare than anything else!
Just pretend the elevator is a car. By the 1.5 minutes you are already at the bottom and there is so much in the area that you don't even need a car. I'd rather that than drive 30 minutes to place A, 15 minutes to place B, 1 hour rush hour to place C
@@sasailic3006 Perhaps for the people that already live there it's something familiar that they are accustomed to, but I never needed an elevator to enter all the houses I've lived in so far... but I do remember having had to enter my house 4-5 times per day and really can't picture myself doing that in a building like this one!
Except most apartments, especially the ones on the higher floors, are likely not permanent homes for whoever buys them, but rather just an investment or a place to crash when spending a few nights in NYC.
THIS IS AMAZING!!! I could so see myself waking up every morning looking out NYC and scowling at the skyline and "How dare they awake Madame from her slumber au glamour! Now I have to ring for my servant."
3D Virtual reality Bloomberg everybody!
you really have to try this video in virtual reality. it goes from great to fantastical!
3D!!!
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Bloomberg in 3D virtual reality!!!!!!!!!!!!
i LOVE it!!!!!!!!!!
how do i get more of this?????? PLEASE!
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You can look at Columbus circle and of course at a HUGE shadow your own building casts over the park.
The interactive part is pretty novel.
Nice building
I love how he refers to the 94 year old lobby as historic, talking about the carved pillars like he's at the colosseum (nearly 2000 years old and actually historic).
In 10-20 years, people will install these wall panels that will display life like video of these amazing views.
I lived in NYC and another large city. Give me a $200,000 ranch somewhere in flyover country and I'd be so happy. I might actually do it at some point.
It’s so American to be impressed about something 94 years old. The building I live in in Europe is 140 years old. No one thinks about it.
Wow! You’re cool!
Those sure were dirty windows. I know, the building is still under construction.
Me: a 28 mil apartment , that is the net worth of some wealthy people out there
NY constructor: plebeians are not allowed in new York any longer
I couldn’t help to giggle about his witty comments of a hypothetical wealthy New Yorker 😂
I love Sky Scrappers!
Still dont get why anyone would want to live there?!
I would love to live here. I don't have any plans on making reasonably more than 25 mil anytime soon, but when I do I'll have to update you
nobody "actually lives" here that buys these - think of it as a collection lol
Love the VR element! Very cool
If the fire alarm goes off at 2:00 am, don’t use elevator
damn never thought of that ... my lazy ass will stay sleeping take my chances its a false alarm
Amazing building!
You can get a similar apartment in most other cities of the USA for Million bucks, New York is cool but in no way is the cost justified.
ben wilson - This is what the Billionaires buy as tax write offs.
@@RickR69 I lived in a 3 million dollar apartment in Tribeca and it was a shit hole. New York is wildly overpriced.
@@RickR69 Let's be honest, none of us watching this video can afford it. Dead honest the 3 mil apartment i lived in was a small 2 bedroom, swear to god the laundry closet was converted into a 3rd bedroom maybe 10x6. A girl i was seeing in Brooklyn had a much nicer place for a fraction of the cost.
ben wilson sucks to hear that,
New York isn’t like other cities in USA
This is trippy
I found a dime on the street yesterday
This vid is really cool
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Fully immersive might be a stretch. Really nice video though.
What an eyesore!
You know on move-in day you will probably see the apartment owner wheeling in a near Hubble size telescope. I'm not saying I would do that...yeah I probably would totally do that.
Imagine this as just a timeshare. Or a second home. Wow. Loved the moving view.
an american telling me that that is an old builing lmao that building is still infant... 94 years is nothing
America didn't exist long enough to have buildings much older than that.
@@xDTHx i just think its hilarious these people trying to make everything a plus
True. Though in theory at least, there could be buildings that are up to about 450-500 years old in America. 1000s yrs old if you count the southwest pueblos and things like that.
@@benjmiester yea but even if left alone those houses woulnd stand annymore i bet
At 1:20 - that crane-thing really looks great! :-O
wouldnt know how skinny it is, since we never see it from the outside!!
this is one of the coolest videos
This is just a real estate ad. Not news.
I guess? I thought it was cool and interesting.
drees84 I’m pretty sure the potential buyers of these units are not making decisions about $40 Million apartments based on TH-cam videos, so not a very useful ad. But it is a pretty cool way to see a space that very, very few people in the world will ever have access to.
Great building. Best one going up in the world right now. The terra-cotta needs to be used in new construction more.
Back in the 1930’s, NYC legislated a building setback ordinance because the then new Equitable Insurance Building at 120 Broadway in the Financial District cast unacceptable shadows over the quadrangle of streets surrounding the building ;
Nassau Street, Pine Street, Cedar Street, and across Lower Broadway, onto the historic Trinity Church yard and westward beyond. I am now ninety years of age, but vividly recall that architecturally-imposed “ Dark Canyon” robbing that historic sight of sunlight; when I was a 16 year old “Office Boy” in 1946-1947. The then new, yet still in effect, City Building Ordinance which mandates building set backs has become the national “ gold standard “ of building codes nationwide.
The point is here that NYC legislators should promulgate code that controls and imposes restrictions on structures that artificially interfere with nature’s sunlight over publicly owned park space... I.e. Central Park.
New Yorkers, please start a movement, pressuring your city councilmen and Board of Supervisors to take action in that direction. Thank you. from a native born New York retiree now residing in the Midwest.
Thank you for taking your time and giving us a precious glimpse of time, now so far removed from us. It is really nice to see that you still have your wits about you AND you mastered all the new technology.
1:18 beautiful!
Tell me again, how, how does a firefighter come to you? On a helicopter from where? No way. Too windy, too dangerous.
It looks better than that wastebin of a building in 57 Park Avenue