A light-filled sanctuary of glass and curved corners, redefining the cast-iron legacy of SoHo.
Residential building in Manhattan, New York.
Featured in Renzo Piano's definitive monograph, Renzo Piano: Complete Works 1966–Today.
Visitor Guide
Observe the building from the Hudson River Park to see how the twin towers appear to change transparency with the moving sun.
The corner of Broome and Varick Streets at sunset for a clear view of the curved glass corners reflecting the river light.
Private residential building; viewing is restricted to the exterior and the public plaza.
The building is one of Manhattan's first residential zero-waste buildings and features an automated parking garage within a gated porte-cochère.
1 hour
Design & Structure
Renzo Piano Building Workshop used traditional structural modeling (without BIM) to execute the complex load transfers at the 12th floor.
Low-iron glass for crystal-like clarity, white oak, and Italian marble (Calacatta Caldia) used in RDAI-designed interiors.
A massive 66-cm thick transfer slab at the 12th floor enables the vertical transition between the commercial base and residential towers.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who designed 565 Broome Street?+
565 Broome Street was designed by Renzo Piano. It is located in Manhattan, United States.
Where is 565 Broome Street located?+
565 Broome Street is located in Manhattan, United States. Its coordinates are 40.7242°, -74.0056°.
Can I visit 565 Broome Street?+
565 Broome Street is a real building in Manhattan that can be viewed from the outside. Check local information for interior access and visiting hours. Use the Parametric Atlas walking tour feature to plan a route that includes this building.